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Fishing With Live Bait $19.95 Out of Print! This Book Can No Longer Be Ordered | |
![]() | Fishing With Live BaitStated simply, the goal of Fishing With Live Bait is to improve your skills as a live-bait angler. The opening section introduces you to the terminal tackle and other equipment you'll need. Following this are sections on fishing with baitfish, worms and leeches, insects, salamanders and frogs, crustaceans, and even clams. Because this book broadly defines live bait to include cut-baits, frozen baits and preserved natural baits, you'll also find information on fishing with salmon eggs, fish parts and preserved baits. This book does not go into detail on where and when to catch gamefish. Although some basic techniques are briefly covered, the focus of this book is on effectively choosing and rigging live baits for the gamefish you want to catch. Many live baits can be rigged dozens of different ways. And an insect rig commonly used when fishing for trout can also be used to rig worms when fishing for panfish. With step-by-step photos that clearly show you the proper techniques, this book will help you decide which hooking and rigging methods to use for the fishing conditions you face. |
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As experienced fisherman know, the best live baits often are those you catch yourself - baits that can't be purchased at bait shops. This book contains dizens of photos of live baits in their natural environment, and shows you where, when, and how to collect them. You'll learn about the most effective methods and equipment for capturing live bait, including many home-built traps and collecting devices that are just as effective as those available for purchase. Catching your own bait can be almost as rewarding as fishing with it. Whether you buy your bait or catch it yourself, live bait should be kept fresh and lively. Active, fresh bait is what catches fish. And you can save money by learning to keep your bait alive. This book shows the best techniques for keeping every type of live bait, whether for an afternoon outing or a long fishing junket. Many fishermen are stubborn when it comes to choosing baits and rigs. They stick with familiar combinations for hours one end, and grudgingly switch baits just about the time the fish stop biting altogether. When testing a new live bait, give it a fair trial before switching back. You just might discover a new bait that is destined to become your old favorite. | ![]() |
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