Posted by Dan in Fishing
on Feb 21st, 2011 | 0 comments
Hunting is a great sport and pastime for many. It is much more than a hobby to those who practice it. The state of Arizona allows hunting year round. However, it is strictly regulated. It is believed that Arizona offers some of the absolute best hunting in the entire nation. Arizona is well known for the diversity of its wildlife, which includes everything from big and small game to fish. Yes, fishing is also a form of hunting. Arizona hunting can be a great experience for you. Read on to find out more about hunting in Arizona.
Hunting in the State of Arizona may be very popular but the State is well...
Posted by Dan in Fishing
on Oct 31st, 2010 | 0 comments
For many Ohioans, the fall season provides an abundance of new outdoor activities. From fall foliage walks and hunting Ohio’s excellent deer herd to enjoying harvest season festivals, there are a wide variety of options available in the Buckeye State this fall.
Fall fishing in Ohio is a tremendous opportunity to catch some very large fish and there is a abundance of under fished opportunities across the state. Most fish species are in a constant feed getting ready for the approaching winter, and this occurring from lake Erie all the way south to the Ohio river. This can make for a fantastic...
Posted by Dan in Fishing
on Oct 31st, 2010 | 0 comments
The end game is to have squirrel for a family of four that will be roasted over apple wood and served with potatoes and carrots, and with a baked apple for dessert. That means two squirrels at a minimum, so here we go.
Select woods in the country that is distant from houses and farm animals. I prefer one of two guns for squirrel hunting. A 410 gauge shotgun is perfect because it has a tight shot group and the lower gauge won’t damage the meat. I also like a 22 gauge rifle, though as with the 410 shotgun, you had better be a good shot.
When squirrels are active, it is easier to hit a moving...
Posted by Dan in Fishing
on Oct 30th, 2010 | 0 comments
The only fish we have at the moment are our three carp which are outside in the garden in a reasonable sized pond . It is possible to not feed these fish for some time and they will tick along quite nicely . This is because outside they have many natural foods not least insects .
However I do feed mine with a suitable flaked fish food most days . For outside ponds you only feed when the temperature is above a certain level . I have a growth food which I feed them from time to time but this must only be given during warm summer periods . As a rule I don’t feed them between September and Feruary...
Posted by Dan in Fishing
on Oct 18th, 2010 | 0 comments
As the summer winds to an end, it’s time to begin to focus our attention on fall trout fishing. For me, fall is my favorite time to fish. The rivers and streams are a lot less crowded, and in many parts of the country , trout are “stocking” up before the truly cold weather starts. It has always seemed to me that the fall is the best time to not only catch numbers of trout, but also large trout. I know that most of my truly large trout have been caught during the fall fishing season. On rivers and streams, at least in the western United States, catching trout in the winter can be...