What Fishing Do You Enjoy?
There is always a debate on what is the best fishing either it being course, fly, ice, saltwater fishing or maybe onshore or offshore. There are plenty of ways we like to fish and plenty of fish species we can catch what are the best baits for the fish we are trying to catch. What’s the right fishing equipment to use for this sport because as we know there is a lot involved in fishing? I mean my best way to fish is on a nice lake catching carp but maybe yours is different. Let me know what you like to fish for what sort of fishing you love and what equipment you use to catch these fish or maybe where you go to catch these fish. It would be great to let others know what you love and do about your favourite sport. Please place your comments on what you think thank you.
This is true theres millions of people with different ways to fish and loads of species of fish. personally i prefer course fishing sitting on the bank side off a nice lake with my 2 carp rods and bait runner reels bite alrms on the ready and with a bollie hair rig set up on the go. Sitting there just purely waiting for that record breaking carp. To me thats the best fishing out thre and i dont think you can beat it. If you can prove me wrong.
Comment by happymsc — January 4, 2006 @ 11:34 am
I myself like saltwater fishing, u can’t beat going away to some hot place going out on a boat and get right in to the excitement, those people who sit on a river bank with there bite alarms falling asleep just waiting for that beep to go off is just lazy, I like to be out there in the middle of the ocean working for my catch.
Comment by pete — January 5, 2006 @ 10:32 pm
I have not been fishing in years since I was a kid and did go all that time ago with my older brother, but one thing I can remember about fishing was that it was so relaxing, I will have to watch this debate and get back into fishing, got a lot to learn and need some relaxation in my life right now…come on people write a comment and give me some info.
Comment by Daniel — January 6, 2006 @ 8:38 am