Learn To Catch More Fish
There are many tips and tricks if you're looking to learn to catch more fish, from checking water temperature and currents to knowing what insect hatch is on. Learning to catch more fish can be challenging and rewarding at the same time. One thing is certain though; you'll need to practice, practice, practice.
- Learn to catch more fish by fishing with a mentor. If you have a buddy who constantly brings home largemouth or smallmouth bass, ask to tag along on one of his fishing expeditions. Pay attention to the type of bait he uses and ask him about the benefits of artificial flies or real bait, such as blood worms. Ask him to explain how to know which bait to use - generally, the bait selected matches the natural food in the water at the time.
- Learn to find the spots where fish generally reside. Fish like to be sheltered so you might find a lot of fish living in the nestled tree roots off the shoreline or hiding near some underwater brush. Learn the topography of the area you're fishing so that you know where the deeper spots are - larger fish like deeper water.
- Check online sites for tips of catching more fish. There are many, many online sites which can explain the merits of the right equipment, such as the correct fishing rod and tackle to use for catching different fish.
- Go out and fish at different times of the day and be aware of your surroundings. Check the temperature and watch the currents as you cast your fishing line. If you catch a fish, there's probably more at the same spot, at the same time of day, and with similar climate surroundings so repeat your actions.
- Learn to catch more fish by just being patient. Don't expect to read some online site, buy all the fancy equipment, and head out to the lake the next day to get your quota of trout. That's not going to happen. Just cast your line and be patient. Spend a few hours enjoying your fishing time. As someone once said "The fishing was great - the catching just wasn't so good."