Archive for January, 2010
Ice Fishing Basic Equipment
Ice fishing is very popular you do not need many supplies, and the supplies that you need are affordable. There are many choices of equipment available, prices for the equipment range from the very cheap to the very expensive. Get equipment that is of reasonable to good quality, something that will last you more than one fishing season. Avoid the very cheap equipment they will not last long, you will need to replace them often. The Practical Sportman bet is to purchase slightly higher priced equipment so that you are guaranteed of a couple fishing seasons at least. One rule that is different for ice fishing is that you can have 2 active lines in the water but you must be within 30 feet of both. You can aggressively fish with one rod and passively fish or dead set with the second.
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Author: Greg Parkin, A PracticalSportman, http://www.practicalsportman.com
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How to Fillet Walleye
You caught some walleye, now you are wondering on how do I clean this fish? If you follow the Practical Sportman steps below you will not only learn how to fillet a walleye, but you will also learn how to take all the bones out of walleye. So if you are ready, get your fish, knife and let's go.
Step 1
Place walleye on cleaning surface with back towards you. Using fillet knife, lift fin and place knife on skin behind gill plate at same angle as gill opening. Cut straight down to back bone, be careful not to cut through the back bone.
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Author: Greg Parkin, A PracticalSportman, http://www.practicalsportman.com
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