#fly fishing jigs

[billehchrist]

Yojig: the young Jig Pokemon Electric/Flying

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Prompt 11

There's a forest near Redania that is lush with color and flora. Every time Geralt camps there, he gets the best sleep of his life. There's always plenty of game for when he's hungry, and the birds follow after him, singing him songs. Every time he comes back, more and more odd qualities of the forest show. Most recently, flowers spawn wherever he or Roach steps. Roach finds this amazing (and very tasty), Geralt meanwhile is starting to find this suspicious. He's begun to hear a song in the breeze, and that's when he kicks roach into high gear and gets the hell out of there. But no matter how far he travels, in the back of his head, he can still hear the sad song, sung from a shaky voice. Eventually, he finds himself along the trail of the forest, and decides to risk it. The voice swaps immediately to a happy tune, and Geralt is being showered with deer and rabbits who are suspiciously suddenly always just near his camp, fish literally jumping out of the river toward him, birds flying after him to drop flowers on him. He decides that whatever is controlling the forest must be harmless, and even wishes it well as he rides off, only to hear the sad song start again as he leaves. He assures the forest he'll return again, and the song lightens to a cheery jig once more. When a monster known for spreading rot wherever it goes suddenly appears in Jaskier's forest, Jaskier knows his only chance is to sing his witcher back (and perhaps convince him to bring Jaskier with him next time.)

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Febwhump- DAY 5: rope burns , with Gordon

Ohhh, Gordon was not happy with the idea of being tied up! This one gave me no end of trouble in a good way)! Hope it hits the spot! [wanders off to deal with other prompts ...]

Summary: The best-laid plans of fish and men oft' times go awry.

Backfire

Gordon Tracy writhed. He twisted, wiggled, and convulsed.

Gordon Tracy seethed.

It wasn’t fair! His brothers were all off on rescues and he was ...

Trapped.

In more ways than one.

Firstly, he was trapped on this Island. Okay, that really was nothing new – unless it was for a rescue, he rarely left Tracy Island, but that was by choice. Now … now he was trapped. Trapped by his injuries, still not sufficiently healed for him to comfortably fly out to the mainland as a passenger, let alone as a pilot. So unless his family had the time – and flight hours – to take him, he was stuck here. And with the Hood and the Chaos Crew out and causing mayhem, that was less likely than Parker forgiving him for the bell.

Secondly, he was trapped on dry land. Even though he was now starting physio, and despite water-based physio being the most low-impact option, his various cuts and scratches, and surgical incisions were not yet healed enough – “They would be if you could have sat still, Gordon. You were impatient, and now you’re paying the price.” – for him to be allowed to risk water exposure. Blah, blah, bacteria, blah, blah, infection, blah, blah, weakened immune system, blah, blah, blah, No, Gordon! You can’t go swimming!

Which brought him to this situation. It was received Tracy Wisdom that a dry Fish was a frustrated Fish. And a frustrated Fish vented that frustration with pranks.

And what a prank! A veritable oldie, but goodie – as Grandma often reminded them, “there’s many a fine tune played on an old fiddle”, and Gordon had happily anticipated the merry jig Scott would dance as he succumbed to Gordon’s cunning.

It was simple, the old net in the sand trick. Easy to set up, and not too strenuous, so the Virgil and Grandma in his mind could stop their frowning and toe-tapping and shuffle back to their imaginary infirmary to roll bandages. Bury net under thin layer of sand, rig draw rope around the edges to pulley (already conveniently installed) in the trees, attach to counterweight (also already conveniently set up), set up trip wire across centre of net, and attach to support structure holding up counterweight. Wait for Scott to stumble into it on his morning run. Enjoy the chaos.

Except it hadn’t quite gone to plan.

Scott hadn’t been able to go on his morning run for the last week, and a Scott that couldn’t run was every bit as bad as a Scott that couldn’t fly. Simply put, he was getting on Gordon’s nerves (almost as much as being trapped), and Gordon’s nerves had quite enough to do, thank you, what with relaying to his brain in precise and pedantic detail exactly what part of his body was currently in pain at any given time, and exactly how much that pain hurt. Down to the last micro-ouch.

So that was the equation. Frustration + pain + Scott + anticipation = the call outs this morning being the final straw. Scott, Virgil and Alan had scattered across the globe on three separate missions, Kayo was off with Lady Penelope and Parker trying to anticipate (and head off) the Chaos Crew’s next attack, John had roped Grandma in to assist with dispatch duties, and Brains was locked up in his lab working on the mystery project that had been occupying him since they had recovered Braman.

And Gordon was trapped. Trapped and helpless, and frustrated, and couldn’t stand to stay in the villa one second longer, and had hobbled off to make his escape, down to the beach and across the sand.

Right into his own trap.

So here he was, thirdly, trapped in a suspended, swinging cargo net of his own contrivance. Helpless, and stuck, and alone, and in pain.

There would be no rescue until his brothers came back and noticed him missing. Which might be a while. He couldn’t call for help, because he had stupidly left his communicator in the lounge as he stormed out in a huff.

Gordon wiggled, trying to stretch out, to find a more comfortable position to wait out his captivity, but it soon became apparent that he had underestimated the appropriate size of the net required to contain an adult.

Note to self: obtain bigger net before he tries this on Scott again.

He quickly lost track of the time. Luckily, this position remained shaded from direct sunlight, first by the trees, then by the cliff face alongside the path; so sunburn wasn’t a danger. However, it was still hot, and he quickly became thirsty. Luckily he had brought his large water bottle with him, and even more luckily he hadn’t dropped it when the net had scooped him up, so he could hold off dehydration for a time.

The biggest problem was his position, cramped up into a ball at the bottom of the net, unable to flex his body enough to fully shift into a more comfortable position. And as he slid, and slumped, and wiggled, and twisted the thin nylon rubbed against his body, wearing through the thin medically approved garments he was wearing, light and soft and airy, and not at all up to protecting his skin from the abrasion of the ropes.

Gordon winced, as the breeze swung him gently, he twisted his arm around to examine the source of the irritation, and grimaced. The rub had quickly developed rope burn. He was never going to live this down.

And Scott was never going to let him out of the infirmary.

Sighing, Gordon settled back again, hoping it wouldn’t be too much longer before his brothers got home.

[boxcutterbaits]

I went to Turkey Creek Sanctuary last night. It was warm and very humid. There was a fair bit of activity on the water. Lots of big mullet jumping. I tried fishing some new spots. I tried to fish areas with a lot of moving water, changes in direction, drop offs, structure, etc. I underestimated the inhabitants of TKS. I lost a new jig to a Tarpon that was probably about 5lbs. It didn't jump but I did see it turn near the surface. I did not expect to find anything like that and was fishing with a micro rod intended for panfish and small Bass. It only had 4lb test. The Tarpon broke me off in just a few seconds. I had a lot of hits on the new size 7 fly I am working on. It casts great with a 3wt rod. I had a few good size Bluegill on but, lost them. I chalk a little bit of it up to having to reel in from the 5 o'clock position due to how I have to contort my body. I have to find a better way to anchor the canoe. Casting and stripping in while twisting around is not comfortable. Especially while sitting. This Bluegill hammered a Morphin Mighty Micro. Luckily I was facing forward when it did. While paddling near some of the shallow sandy areas I saw a decent size Sheepshead and a Gar that was at least three feet long. Holy cow! I have see small Gar in the TKS but, one that big took me by surprise. The biggest surprise of the night was when a Tarpon no less than 10 lbs and probably closer to 12 lbs, jumped in front of my canoe about six feet away from me. I let out quite the holler. A big woohoo and and excited laugh could probably have been heard throughout most of the surrounding area. It was the first time I have seen a Tarpon jump without being hooked. Overall it was a fun night. I chatted with some people and had a pleasant paddle.

A few notes about the weather. It had been overcast and grey most of the day. The pressure was falling. No rain with about 11 mph winds that did not affect the water.

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The Ultimate Gear Guide for Your Next Fishing Trip

Fishing is one of those activities that’s relaxing, exciting, and sometimes a little unpredictable all at the same time. Whether you’re casting a line for the first time or you’re already hooked (pun intended), having the right gear is the key to enjoying your time on the water. Let’s dive into the must-have equipment every angler needs to make the most out of their fishing trip.

Rods and Reels: The Basics You Can’t Skip

The rod and reel are your fishing essentials—without them, well, you’re just sitting by the water! For beginners, spinning rods and reels are the way to go since they’re easy to handle and versatile enough for different types of fish. As you gain experience, you might want to try a baitcasting reel for more precision or a fly rod if you’re chasing trout with delicate fly patterns.

The length and flexibility of your rod matter too. Longer rods help you cast farther, while shorter ones give you more control. Just remember, the fish don’t care how fancy your gear is—they only care about what’s at the end of the line.

Fishing Line: What Connects You to the Catch

Don’t overlook your fishing line—it’s a critical part of your setup. Monofilament lines are stretchy and easy to use, making them perfect for newbies. If you need more strength for bigger fish or dense vegetation, braided line is the way to go. And for super-clear water where fish are more cautious, fluorocarbon is practically invisible underwater.

It’s smart to carry a few spools of different types and weights. Lines can get tangled, frayed, or even snapped, so being prepared is half the battle.

Tackle Box: Your Fishing Toolkit

A well-stocked tackle box makes life easier when you're out on the water. It should have the essentials—hooks, sinkers, bobbers, and swivels. Toss in a few different lures too, like crankbaits, jigs, and soft plastics, so you can adjust your strategy if the fish are being picky.

Don’t forget the little things: scissors to cut line, pliers to remove hooks, and maybe even a spare spool of line. A tidy, organized tackle box means less fumbling around and more fishing.

Hooks, Weights, and Bobbers: Small but Mighty

Hooks come in different shapes and sizes, and each has its purpose. J-hooks are classic and reliable, while circle hooks are perfect if you plan to release your catch unharmed. Treble hooks have three prongs, making it harder for fish to shake them off—great for lures, not so great for your fingers!

Weights help your bait sink to the right depth, and bobbers keep it suspended where the fish are biting. They also make it fun to watch for that telltale dip that says, “Fish on!”

Bait: The Secret to a Successful Catch

Fish can be picky eaters, so having the right bait is key. Live bait like worms, minnows, or shrimp is always a solid choice. But artificial lures have their perks too—they’re reusable, easy to carry, and great for imitating different types of prey.

Try both and see what works best for the fish you’re after. Just remember to check the local rules—some places have restrictions on live bait.

Fishing License: Don’t Get Caught Without One

Make sure you’ve got a fishing license before heading out. It’s not just about following the rules—it also supports conservation efforts and helps maintain healthy fish populations. Many states offer online licenses, so getting one is quick and easy.

While you’re at it, brush up on the local regulations. Some places have limits on how many fish you can keep, and certain species might be off-limits at different times of the year.

Safety Gear and Comfortable Clothing

Safety first, always. If you’re fishing from a boat, a personal flotation device (PFD) is a must. Even if you’re fishing from the shore, a PFD can be a lifesaver in case of an accidental slip into deep water.

Polarized sunglasses not only protect your eyes but also cut through the water’s glare so you can spot fish more easily. Throw on a hat, some sunscreen, and weather-appropriate clothes, and you’re good to go. Being comfortable out there makes the whole experience way more enjoyable.

Nets and Pliers: Handy Tools You’ll Be Glad to Have

Landing nets are a game-changer, especially if you’re catching larger fish. They make it easy to scoop up your catch without injuring it, which is great if you plan to release it. Look for a net with rubber mesh to be extra gentle on the fish.

A good pair of pliers is essential too. You’ll need them to remove hooks, cut line, and make quick adjustments to your tackle. Trust me—when you’re trying to free a fish that’s deeply hooked, you’ll be glad you have pliers on hand.

Cooler or Livewell: Keep Your Catch Fresh

If you plan to keep your catch, a cooler with ice will keep it fresh until you get home. No one wants to bring back spoiled fish! If you’re doing catch-and-release, a livewell is a great way to keep fish healthy before you let them swim off.

And hey, don’t forget to pack snacks and drinks for yourself. Fishing can take longer than you think, and staying hydrated and energized is just as important as keeping your fish fresh.

Gadgets and Tech: Modern Fishing Tools

While maps and compasses are still useful, GPS devices and fish finders have become the go-to tools for anglers. Fish finders use sonar to show what’s swimming beneath your boat, while GPS ensures you never lose your way (or your favorite fishing spot).

If you’re fishing from a boat, a trolling motor lets you move quietly through the water without scaring the fish. It’s a real game-changer when you’re trying to sneak up on a school of bass.

Rain Gear and Other Essentials

Weather can be unpredictable, so it’s always smart to pack some rain gear—just in case. A waterproof jacket and pants will keep you dry if the skies decide to open up.

A few extra supplies—like a flashlight, a multi-tool, and spare batteries—can also come in handy. Fishing trips don’t always go as planned, and being prepared means you’ll be ready for anything.

Cast Your Line and Enjoy the Moment

With the right gear in your arsenal, you’re ready to tackle whatever your next fishing trip throws at you. From rods and reels to safety gear and snacks, being prepared ensures more time enjoying the moment and less time dealing with mishaps.

Fishing is about more than just the catch—it’s the thrill of the cast, the peace of being outdoors, and the stories you get to tell afterward. So pack your gear, grab your license, and get out there. Your next big fishing adventure is just a cast away!

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Fishing Gear Must Haves Right Now Every Angler 2024

Taking a lover fishing is more than simply a pastime for them; it’s a way of life. If you want to increase your chances of getting a big catch and truly enjoy the subtleties of fishing,

you must have a proficient device. See which essential fishing gear are valued by seasoned anglers in this essay to ensure that you are ready for an exciting day on the water.

Certainly! Let’s dive into greater detail about the vital fishing gear for 2024.Fishing Gear Must Haves

Livetarget Hollow Body Frog: This revolutionary frog lure is designed for fishing in weedy or lily pad-stuffed areas. Its hollow body permits it to float, making it impossible to resist bass and different predators.

The practical look and realistic action make it the pinnacle of desire for topwater fishing. Remember to paint it slowly throughout the floor, mimicking an actual frog’s movements.

Sunline Super FC Sniper Fishing Line: A first-rate fishing line is important for achievement. The Super FC Sniper, crafted from fluorocarbon, offers tremendous sensitivity, low stretch, and amazing abrasion resistance.

The triple resin coating ensures clean casting and minimizes line memory. Whether you are finesse fishing or going for huge recreation, this line won’t disappoint.

Piscifun Aluminum Fishing Pliers: These durable pliers are necessary for any angler. The needle-nose layout permits for specific hook removal. and the tungsten carbide cutters slice without problems via monofilament.

fluorocarbon, and braided strains. Plus, they arrive with a sheath, lanyard, and carabiner, so you can always keep them handy.

Remember, a nicely-rounded fishing setup additionally consists of other objects like a sharp fish fillet knife, insect repellent lotion (to keep pesky bugs away), sunscreen (shield your skin during lengthy hours on the water),

A basic first-aid kit (for minor cuts and scrapes), a transportable fish lip grabber and scale (to measure your trap appropriately), an LED headlamp (for nighttime fishing), hook files (to keep sharp hooks), and fishing gloves (for dealing with fish and defensive your hands). Happy fishing and tight strains!

Exemplary Fishing Rod and Reel Alliance

A fishing rod and reel combination that works reliably is the center of an angler’s arsenal. Select a medium-heavy power rod with fast-acting response to cover a range of fishing styles.

When combined with an even better reel, this combination creates the structural core of your fishing gear, providing the sharpness and durability that are thought to be essential for a variety of species.

What do I need for fishing gear?

What you’ll want for a hit-fishing experience:

1. Fishing License

Why: Required by means of regulation in most locations to modify fishing and defend fish populations. Where to Get It: Local natural world organization, online, or at some carrying goods stores.

2. Rod and reel

Types Spinning rod and reel: flexible and first-rate for novices. Baitcasting Rod and Reel: Offers greater manage, higher for informed anglers. Fly Rod and Reel: Used for fly fishing, which desires specific styles of fish. Considerations: period, electricity, and motion of the rod based on the kind of fish and fishing surroundings.

3. Fishing Line

Types Monofilament: Good for beginners, easy to cope with. Braided: stronger, more touchy, however, may be more tough to manipulate. Fluorocarbon: Nearly invisible underwater, top for smooth water fishing. Strength: Choose based totally on the size of the fish you’re concentrated on.

4. Hooks, sinkers, and bobbers

Hooks: Various sizes and patterns (e.g., J-hooks, circle hooks) depending on the fish. Sinkers: Weights to assist your bait sink to the desired depth. Bobbers: Float at the water floor to indicate while a fish bites.

5. Lures and bait

Lures: synthetic baits designed to imitate the movement of fish prey. Types encompass: Spinners: Create flash and vibration. Jigs: versatile; can be used in numerous conditions. Crankbaits: Mimic small fish, remarkable for overlaying big regions. Live bait: worms, minnows, or insects, depending on the fish species.

6. Tackle Box

Purpose: Keeps all of your devices prepared and without issues handy. Features: Compartments for specific sorts of tackle, lengthy-lasting, and portable.

7. Hand Tools Pliers for casting off hooks from fish.

Scissors: For lowering lines. Knife: For cleaning fish or cutting bait.

8. Safety Gear

Life Vest:��Essential in case you’re fishing from a boat. Whistle: For signaling in case of emergency. First Aid Kit: For minor accidents.

9.Fishing Net: Helps in landing fish.

Cooler: To preserve your capture sparkling. Sunscreen and Hat: Protects from sun exposure. Sunglasses: Polarized to lessen glare at the water.

10. Clothing

Weather-appropriate: Dress in layers; a waterproof jacket if needed. Footwear: non-slip shoes or boots, particularly if fishing from a deep or rocky shore.

11. Fishing Regulations

Check neighborhood policies: size limits, seize limits, and particular regulations for the location you’re fishing in. Having the right gadget could make your fishing a lot more fun and a success. Do you have a specific form of fishing or location in mind? This can assist in tailoring the tools even more!

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UTAH Fishing Report

Utah Fishing Report, offering diverse angling opportunities across its stunning landscapes. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a beginner, the state's rivers, lakes, and reservoirs provide excellent spots for year-round fishing. The Utah Fishing Report is your go-to resource for up-to-date information on fishing conditions, hotspots, and tips to ensure a successful trip.

Key Highlights from the Latest Utah Fishing Report

1. Provo River:Provo River continues to be a top destination for fly fishing enthusiasts. The river is currently teeming with brown and rainbow trout, especially in the middle and lower sections. The cooler water temperatures this time of year have the trout actively feeding, particularly during the early morning and late evening hours. Anglers are advised to use small nymphs and dry flies that mimic local insect hatches for the best results.

2. Strawberry Reservoir:Strawberry Reservoir remains a popular choice for those targeting cutthroat and rainbow trout. The reservoir's water level is stable, and fish are congregating near the surface, making it ideal for both shore and boat fishing. Trolling with spinners or using baitfish imitations can yield impressive catches. The cooler water has kept the fish active throughout the day, providing a great opportunity for consistent action.

3. Flaming Gorge Reservoir:Known for its trophy-sized lake trout, Flaming Gorge is in prime condition. Anglers are reporting success with deep trolling techniques, particularly near the canyon areas. Utah Fishing Report is also picking up, with the fish schooling at mid-depths. Jigging and trolling with brightly colored lures are proving effective in attracting bites.

4. Bear Lake:Bear Lake’s unique turquoise waters are currently producing excellent fishing for cutthroat trout and lake trout. The best fishing spots are along the rocky shorelines and drop-offs. Anglers using tube jigs and trolling with deep-diving lures are seeing the most success. As the temperatures drop, expect even better fishing conditions.

For anglers looking to maximize their experience, Fishingproo Utah Fishing Report offers the latest gear and expert advice tailored to Utah’s fishing conditions. Their in-depth knowledge and quality equipment ensure you’re well-prepared for any fishing adventure. Whether you're aiming for a trophy catch or just a peaceful day on the water, following the Utah Fishing Report and equipping yourself with Fishingproo's recommendations will make your trip unforgettable.

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Big Flounder Fishing Spots: Top Locations for Catching Trophy Flounders

The Big Flounder, a prized catch for both recreational and commercial anglers, is a fascinating flatfish known for its impressive size and delectable meat. These bottom-dwelling masters of camouflage can grow to substantial proportions, with some specimens reaching lengths of over 30 inches and weights exceeding 20 pounds.

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Distinguished by their unique body shape, big flounders have both eyes on one side of their flat, oval body. This adaptation allows them to lie camouflaged on the ocean floor, blending seamlessly with their surroundings as they wait to ambush prey. Their mottled brown, gray, or olive coloration further enhances their ability to remain hidden.

Anglers targeting big flounder often use live bait or artificial lures, employing techniques like drift fishing or jigging to entice these wary predators. The thrill of hooking a big flounder lies not only in its size but also in the challenge of its fight, as these powerful fish use their flat bodies to create resistance in the water.

Prized for their firm, white flesh, big flounders are a favorite among seafood enthusiasts, offering a mild, sweet flavor that lends itself to various culinary preparations.

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Sport Fishing is a popular recreational activity that combines the thrill of the hunt with the serenity of the great outdoors. This engaging pursuit challenges anglers to catch fish for pleasure or competition, rather than for sustenance or commercial purposes.

Enthusiasts employ a variety of techniques, from fly fishing in mountain streams to deep-sea fishing in vast oceans. Sport fishing requires skill, patience, and often specialized equipment tailored to specific fish species and environments.

The sport embraces a strong ethos of conservation, with many practitioners practicing catch-and-release to preserve fish populations. It also fosters a sense of community, with anglers sharing tips, stories, and favorite spots.

From the quiet concentration of waiting for a bite to the adrenaline rush of reeling in a big catch, sport fishing offers a unique blend of relaxation and excitement for millions of enthusiasts worldwide.Custom Fishing Gifts offer a personalized touch for the angling enthusiast in your life. These unique presents combine practicality with sentimentality, creating memorable keepsakes that celebrate the recipient's passion for fishing. Options range from

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engraved tackle boxes and monogrammed fishing rods to custom-printed apparel featuring favorite fishing spots or personal catch records. Personalized lures, embroidered gear bags, or even bespoke maps of cherished fishing locations add a special flair. Whether it's a birthday, holiday, or just-because gift, these tailored items show thoughtfulness and appreciation for the angler's dedication to their hobby, making each fishing adventure a little more special.

Custom Fishing Gifts offer a personalized touch for the angling enthusiast in your life. These unique presents combine practicality with sentimentality, creating memorable keepsakes that celebrate the recipient's passion for fishing. Options range from engraved tackle boxes and monogrammed fishing rods to custom-printed apparel featuring favorite fishing spots or personal catch records.

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Personalized lures, embroidered gear bags, or even bespoke maps of cherished fishing locations add a special flair. Whether it's a birthday, holiday, or just-because gift, these tailored items show thoughtfulness and appreciation for the angler's dedication to their hobby, making each fishing adventure a little more special.

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Fishing Techniques

When it comes to fishing, there are a variety of techniques to try depending on the type of fish you're targeting. Some popular methods include bait fishing, fly fishing, trolling, and jigging. Bait fishing involves using live or artificial bait to attract fish, while fly fishing requires casting a weighted line with an artificial fly attached. Read more.. Fishing Techniques

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SERAM ISLAND BLACKBASS FISHING TRIP

Seram island located in Moluccas east-Indonesia. One of heaven for blackbass fishing. Seram  is the largest and main island of Maluku province of Indonesia, despite Ambon Island‘s historical importance. It is located just north of the smaller Ambon Island and a few other adjacent islands.

There are few target species that we cater for:

Papuan Blackbass

Spottail Blackbass

Barramundi

Giant Trevally

Tuna

BLACKBASS FISHING

The Rivers

Located at Seram island , one of most remote villages in Moluccas. The river is pristine and untouched, it holds a lot of potential. Known amongst locals and a few off-the-grid-anglers for its high numbers of fish and size, it is also known for its beauty. A river truly made for lure casters and fly anglers alike.

We have 7 different Rivers in our control and nobody can fish in that area except our carter. Every river has big chance to fish 2 species once time, papuan black bass and spot tail bass..

Barramundi Fishing

Our river not far from sea, so we can fish barramundi in the mouth of river and black bass also.

Giant Trevally fishing

Seram island located in remote island in Moluccas east Indonesia, we have healthy coral reef, shallow bay and deeper reef around island. The most exciting techique to catch Giant Trevally is popping and spinning other top water lures close to the shore.Casting large poppers and stick-baits in shallow areas, close to reefs, the best way to entice a GT to strike is the pop and pause technique. We can also do jigging for gruper and dog tooth tunna.

Tuna fishing.

On september – october Tuna seasons in our area, we can fish Tuna by trolling, live bait, casting also jigging. Located 1 .5 hours from our lodge. Average tuna in our location from 20lb-100lbs. Big tunna more than 150lbs still possible to catch.

Accommodation :

Our Lodge is located in the village of Wehai, Seram island, Moluccas.. The lodge is simple and has a classic fishing cabin atmosphere to it.

Although simple, it is equipped with all the basic conveniences one

would expect from a comfortable all-inclusive setup. From 2018, 

we have been operating this lodge where we offer what we believe is one of the best fishing-experiences in Moluccas.

We have 1 big  lodgge  in Seram. It can accommodate up to 6 anglers at once. Sleeping quarters are based on a simple bunk bed system with a total of 3 rooms with two people sharing each room. The distance from lodge to river only 30 minute using long boat.

FISHING

Our fishing seasons start from September – March. Usually during the dry seasons. There is a total of 7  individual rivers to fish from and the  water level goes down during the dry season making the fish congregate in the centre of the lagoon. Fish in the size of 3-5 kg are common and fish up to 10 kg are hooked on a regular basis. Monster Papuan bass of more than 15kg are also possible here however landing this fish though is another story.

Tackle And Techniques

Casting

Rod : We recommend using anything from Heavy-H to Extra Extra Heavy-XXH rods because you will need the rod to help you pull fish out of tight structures.

Line : Braided line rated to at least 60lb’s, and Shock Leaders rated to a minimum of 80lbs. Anything more is definitely welcomed.

WEDA FISHING TRIP

Weda is a district in North Maluku, Indonesia, located on the east coast of Halmahera, the largest of the Maluku Islands. The district includes 24 small offshore islands. Its administrative centre is the village of Were, which is also the capital of the Central Halmahera Regency.

We can call weda fishing trip is go Big or Go Home! The placed where world record spottail bass still unbeatable here. Main target for weda is blackbass and spottail bass.

We have 7 regular river and 8 exclusive river to explore. If you like top water fishing for Papuan bass, weda is the place. Angler can use popper, stickbait, soft lure and any top water lure can work here. Very pristine water and remote area. Our river is protected by government law and prohibited for traditional fishing.

The rivers

Combine between wide river and narrow river, so you must bring at least 2 different length. Regular one and shorter one. Mostly water situation is very cristal clear and green color. Very pristine and freshwater, big blackbass and spottail will ambush anytime. We have cave spot too, fishing surround cave that bring you another level fishing experience.

The accomodations

Our Lodge is located in the village of weda. The lodge is simple and has a classic fishing cabin atmosphere to it.

Although simple, it is equipped with all the basic conveniences one

would expect from a comfortable all-inclusive setup.

It can accommodate up to 6 anglers at once. Sleeping quarters are based on a simple bunk bed system with a total of 3 rooms with two people sharing each room. The distance from lodge to river only 30 minute using long boat.

Tackle And Techniques

Casting

Rod : We recommend using anything from Heavy-H to Extra Extra Heavy-XXH rods because you will need the rod to help you pull fish out of tight structures. Please bring regular rod length and shorter rod 5-6 ft.

Line : Braided line rated to at least 60lb’s, and Shock Leaders rated to a minimum of 80lbs. Anything more is definitely welcomed.

Fly Fishing

Rods: 6 – 7 and 10 -12  weight single hand rods between 8,6 – 9,6ft in length rigged with floating lines and additional sink tip lines in suitable size will cover about every single imaginable occasion and technique on all sections of the Hitahima river. If you prefer swinging flies over working them and you really want to treat yourself, bring an additional light switch rod (6 – 7)

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Quais são as melhores estratégias para aumentar as chances de ganhar no jogo do peixe que dá dinheiro?

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Quais são as melhores estratégias para aumentar as chances de ganhar no jogo do peixe que dá dinheiro?

Táticas de pesca eficazes

Táticas de Pesca Eficazes: Maximizando sua Captura

A pesca é mais do que apenas lançar uma linha na água e esperar por um peixe. Para aumentar suas chances de sucesso, é fundamental empregar táticas eficazes que atraiam os peixes e os levem a morder a isca. Aqui estão algumas estratégias comprovadas para melhorar sua pesca:

Conheça o Terreno: Antes de começar, familiarize-se com o local de pesca. Entenda as correntes, a profundidade da água e os tipos de peixes presentes na área. Isso ajudará você a escolher a isca certa e a localização ideal.

Use Iscas Naturais: Peixes são atraídos por iscas naturais, como minhocas, camarões e pequenos peixes. Procure iscas frescas e viva, pois elas têm um cheiro e movimento mais atraentes para os peixes.

Varie a Técnica: Experimente diferentes técnicas de pesca, como jigging, trolling e fly fishing. Varie a velocidade e o movimento da isca para descobrir o que funciona melhor nas condições atuais.

Esteja Atento ao Clima: As condições climáticas têm um grande impacto na atividade dos peixes. Dias nublados e chuvosos podem ser ideais para a pesca, enquanto dias ensolarados podem fazer com que os peixes se escondam nas profundezas.

Paciência e Persistência: A pesca requer paciência e persistência. Nem sempre você terá sucesso de imediato, mas continue tentando e ajustando suas táticas conforme necessário.

Com essas táticas eficazes, você estará pronto para maximizar sua captura na próxima vez que sair para pescar. Lembre-se sempre de respeitar as regulamentações locais de pesca e praticar a pesca sustentável para garantir que todos possam desfrutar dos recursos naturais por muitos anos.

Estratégias para maximizar os lucros

Claro, aqui está o artigo solicitado:

Maximizar os lucros é uma meta fundamental para qualquer negócio, seja ele grande ou pequeno. No entanto, alcançar esse objetivo muitas vezes requer estratégias bem pensadas e uma abordagem proativa. Felizmente, existem várias estratégias eficazes que podem ajudar as empresas a impulsionar seus lucros e alcançar o sucesso financeiro desejado.

Uma das estratégias mais importantes para maximizar os lucros é entender e atender às necessidades dos clientes. Isso significa realizar pesquisas de mercado para identificar as demandas do público-alvo e desenvolver produtos ou serviços que atendam a essas necessidades de forma eficaz. Além disso, é essencial oferecer um excelente atendimento ao cliente para garantir a satisfação e fidelidade do cliente.

Outra estratégia crucial é otimizar os processos internos da empresa para aumentar a eficiência e reduzir os custos operacionais. Isso pode incluir a automação de tarefas repetitivas, a implementação de tecnologias avançadas e a melhoria da logística e cadeia de suprimentos. Ao simplificar e aprimorar os processos internos, as empresas podem economizar tempo e recursos, o que pode se traduzir em maiores lucros a longo prazo.

Além disso, investir em marketing e promoção é fundamental para atrair novos clientes e aumentar a visibilidade da marca. Isso pode incluir publicidade online, marketing de conteúdo, participação em feiras e eventos do setor, entre outras estratégias. Quanto mais as pessoas conhecerem sua empresa e seus produtos, maior será a probabilidade de gerar vendas e aumentar os lucros.

Em resumo, maximizar os lucros requer uma combinação de compreensão do mercado, eficiência operacional e marketing eficaz. Ao implementar essas estratégias de forma consistente e estruturada, as empresas podem aumentar sua lucratividade e alcançar o sucesso financeiro a longo prazo.

Dicas para otimizar as apostas no jogo do peixe

Claro, aqui está o artigo:

O jogo do peixe é uma atividade popular em muitas regiões do mundo, especialmente no Brasil, onde é uma tradição em muitas famílias e comunidades. Se você gosta de participar dessas apostas, é importante estar ciente de algumas dicas para otimizar suas chances de sucesso. Aqui estão algumas estratégias que podem ajudá-lo a se dar bem no jogo do peixe:

Conheça as espécies: Antes de começar a apostar, é fundamental conhecer as diferentes espécies de peixes que participam do jogo. Cada peixe tem suas próprias características e comportamentos, o que pode influenciar o resultado da aposta.

Observe o ambiente: Preste atenção ao ambiente em que o jogo está sendo realizado. Fatores como temperatura da água, correnteza e presença de outros animais podem afetar o comportamento dos peixes e, consequentemente, o resultado das apostas.

Esteja atento aos sinais: Os peixes costumam dar sinais de sua presença, como bolhas na superfície da água, movimentação da vegetação aquática e padrões de alimentação. Aprenda a reconhecer esses sinais e use-os a seu favor ao fazer suas apostas.

Varie suas apostas: Não aposte sempre no mesmo tipo de peixe ou no mesmo local. Varie suas apostas para aumentar suas chances de sucesso e explorar diferentes oportunidades de ganhar.

Seja paciente e persistente: O jogo do peixe é uma atividade que requer paciência e persistência. Nem sempre você vai ganhar, mas com o tempo e a prática, você pode desenvolver suas habilidades e melhorar seus resultados.

Seguindo essas dicas, você pode aumentar suas chances de sucesso no jogo do peixe e desfrutar ainda mais dessa atividade tão divertida e emocionante. Boa sorte e boas pescarias!

Métodos para aumentar a eficiência de pesca

A pesca é uma atividade milenar que desempenha um papel vital na alimentação de comunidades em todo o mundo. No entanto, a pesca eficiente é essencial para garantir que os recursos pesqueiros sejam sustentáveis e para evitar a exaustão dos estoques de peixes. Felizmente, existem vários métodos que os pescadores podem adotar para aumentar sua eficiência e maximizar suas capturas de forma responsável.

Um método fundamental para aumentar a eficiência da pesca é o uso de tecnologia adequada. Isso inclui o uso de equipamentos modernos, como redes de pesca mais eficientes, sonares para localizar cardumes de peixes e até mesmo tecnologia de rastreamento via satélite para encontrar áreas de pesca mais produtivas.

Além disso, a escolha do local de pesca correto desempenha um papel crucial na eficiência da pesca. Os pescadores devem estar cientes das épocas e locais de migração dos peixes-alvo, bem como das características do ambiente marinho, como profundidade, temperatura da água e estrutura do fundo do mar.

O uso de iscas e técnicas de pesca adequadas também pode aumentar significativamente a eficiência da pesca. Iscas naturais ou artificiais podem atrair diferentes espécies de peixes, enquanto técnicas como a pesca de arrasto ou a pesca com anzol e linha podem ser mais eficazes para capturar determinadas espécies.

Além disso, a educação e o treinamento dos pescadores são essenciais para aumentar a eficiência da pesca de forma sustentável. Os pescadores devem estar cientes das regulamentações locais de pesca, bem como das práticas de pesca responsável, para garantir que os recursos pesqueiros sejam preservados para as gerações futuras.

Em suma, aumentar a eficiência da pesca envolve uma combinação de tecnologia adequada, escolha de local, técnicas de pesca e práticas sustentáveis. Ao adotar esses métodos, os pescadores podem aumentar suas capturas de forma responsável e garantir a saúde a longo prazo dos recursos pesqueiros.

Abordagens para aprimorar a habilidade no jogo do peixe

Claro! Aprimorar a habilidade no jogo do peixe requer uma compreensão profunda das diferentes abordagens e estratégias envolvidas. Este jogo, também conhecido como "Go Fish" em inglês, é popular entre crianças e adultos, exigindo habilidades de memória, estratégia e comunicação. Aqui estão algumas abordagens que podem ajudar a aprimorar suas habilidades neste divertido jogo de cartas:

Memorização das Cartas: Uma abordagem fundamental é memorizar as cartas que foram solicitadas e as que foram entregues pelos outros jogadores. Isso ajuda a tomar decisões mais informadas sobre quais cartas pedir ou descartar.

Observação dos Oponentes: Fique atento aos padrões de jogo dos seus oponentes. Eles costumam pedir as mesmas cartas? Isso pode indicar quais cartas eles têm em mãos, permitindo que você ajuste sua estratégia de acordo.

Estratégia de Engano: Às vezes, é útil fingir ter uma carta que você realmente não possui, na esperança de induzir outros jogadores a pedirem essa carta. Isso pode ajudá-lo a coletar conjuntos de cartas de forma mais eficaz.

Comunicação Efetiva: Seja claro e direto ao solicitar cartas aos seus oponentes. Isso pode evitar confusões e garantir que você receba as cartas que precisa para formar conjuntos.

Gerenciamento de Cartas: Gerencie suas cartas de forma estratégica, tentando manter um equilíbrio entre pedir novas cartas e descartar aquelas que não são mais úteis para você.

Praticar regularmente essas abordagens pode ajudá-lo a aprimorar suas habilidades no jogo do peixe e aumentar suas chances de sucesso. Além disso, lembre-se de que a diversão e o convívio social são aspectos essenciais deste jogo clássico de cartas. Boa sorte e divirta-se jogando!

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best winter fishing in florida

best winter fishing in florida

While winter blankets many regions in icy temperatures, Florida remains a haven for anglers seeking warmth and bountiful fishing opportunities. The Sunshine State's mild winter climate opens up a plethora of options for anglers to indulge in their favorite pastime. From saltwater to freshwater, Florida's diverse ecosystems offer a winter fishing paradise. Let's explore some of the best winter fishing spots and the species that lure anglers to Florida's waters during the cooler months.

1. Mosquito Lagoon: A Redfish Haven

Nestled along Florida's east coast, Mosquito Lagoon is renowned for its pristine waters and flourishing redfish population. Winter brings optimal conditions for sight fishing as cooler temperatures reduce water clarity, making it easier to spot redfish tailing in the shallows. Anglers can target these copper-colored beauties using artificial lures or live bait. Additionally, speckled trout and black drum are common catches in Mosquito Lagoon during the winter months.

2. Lake Okeechobee: A Bass Fishing Extravaganza

Florida's largest freshwater lake, Lake Okeechobee, is a bass fishing paradise that beckons anglers year-round. Winter brings about a unique scenario as bass migrate to the lake's warmer shallow waters. Spinnerbaits, soft plastics, and live shiners are effective bait choices for luring largemouth bass during this season. The expansive nature of Lake Okeechobee allows anglers to explore various hotspots, including the famed grassy areas and the Kissimmee River.

3. Tampa Bay: A Diverse Saltwater Playground

Tampa Bay offers a diverse range of saltwater fishing opportunities, making it an ideal destination for winter anglers. Snook, redfish, and spotted seatrout are prevalent during this season. The abundance of seagrass beds and mangrove shorelines provides excellent habitats for these species. Artificial lures such as soft plastics and jerkbaits, along with live shrimp, can prove fruitful when targeting these prized catches in Tampa Bay's clear winter waters.

4. Indian River Lagoon: Seatrout and Redfish Haven

Stretching along Florida's Atlantic Coast, the Indian River Lagoon is a productive estuary that attracts anglers in pursuit of seatrout and redfish during the winter months. The slightly cooler temperatures spur increased feeding activity among these species. Topwater lures, shrimp imitations, and live bait are effective choices for enticing seatrout and redfish in the lagoon's shallow waters.

5. Florida Keys: Winter Wonderland for Anglers

The Florida Keys, with their tropical allure, provide a unique winter fishing experience. While bonefish and permit are year-round targets, winter brings an increase in the population of these elusive flats species. Shallow flats and sandy bottoms offer prime opportunities for fly anglers to test their skills. Additionally, the waters surrounding the Keys are known for winter migrations of sailfish, making offshore excursions equally enticing during this season.

6. St. Johns River: Winter Crappie Bonanza

For freshwater enthusiasts, the St. Johns River becomes a winter crappie haven. As temperatures cool down, crappie, also known as speckled perch, gather in deeper holes and creek channels. Jigs, minnows, and small spinners are effective bait choices for enticing crappie bites. The St. Johns River's slow current and abundant structure make it an ideal setting for winter crappie fishing.

7. Fort Lauderdale Offshore: Sailfish Capital of the World

Fort Lauderdale's offshore waters become a winter playground for anglers targeting sailfish. The Gulf Stream's proximity brings sailfish closer to the coast, creating thrilling opportunities for both novice and seasoned anglers. Trolling with live bait or artificial lures and deploying kite fishing techniques are popular methods for targeting sailfish in the offshore waters of Fort Lauderdale

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Fly Fishing for YELLOW PERCH on the Marabou Jig Streamer at Dusk

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Fly Fishing Theme

        Fly Fishing Theme

        Saturday night, 6 January 2024

        This dream staging that loosely models a kinesthetic response, more so a visual effect of floating over a sizeable table, has a fly-fishing reference.

        I look across a sizeable plastic container with many small transparent compartments. Two men are studying the feature, one on each side of a table. The setting is unknown.

        Each compartment contains a different fly or jig - as used in fly fishing. The mood is neutral but natural.

        Even though my dream had a peaceful essence, I assume it relates to having COVID because flies are associated with illness and disease. The artificial flies being compartmentalized and scrutinized probably signifies having my illness under control - or wanting to. (Depending on the dream’s narrative and outcome, buzzing flies may also just be an auditory response to the waking transition via the auditory cortex becoming more active, and in other cases, a somatosensory response to REM atonia via the somatosensory cortex becoming active - dream content I have experienced many times previously.)