Hate speech, personal attacks, harassment, trolling, or breaking any of our other subreddit rules can result in a permanent ban. You'll also probably be the only one using that bait in that water source, so have fun with that. Reminder: r/rollerblading is a community for bladers of all skill levels, disciplines, and backgrounds. Everything with gills will want to eat it, and it's not an intimidating presentation to highly pressured fish. Go out with a small 1/32oz jig head and a 2 inch soft plastic swim bait and bring a small unweighted bobber if your serious about catching fish from shore.
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Big box stores like Dicks, Walmart and Bass Pro push these huge "pro" lures that will actually catch nice fish in the right scenario (usually on a boat in a remote area that doesn't see a lot of pressure, thanks to major league bass fishing for that marketing fopah), but are not appropriate for the shore use that a majority of fisherman experience. Focus less on the area you are fishing and more on what you are fishing with (fish are wicked unpredictable, they are always where you would least expect). I mainly like to see what people are catching where. Big baits (over 1/8 oz), big line (over 8lb mono) and big rods (over medium light power) will land you a skunk in most pressured fishing areas from shore. Nobody is putting good fishing spots on an app for the world to know. A good way to assure you'll always catch fish is to downsize your gear big time. Figure out what works, that's a big part of fishing, it's a puzzle and the pieces change multiple times a day as the day progresses. Word of advice, don't listen to the gear recommendations on FishBrain, most people don't know what the hell they are doing. Once I figured out the gear it really came to fruition. Become a Pro subscriber to see when and where fish are being caught and logged in Fishbrain. It was very useful, albeit I sucked and was fishing the wrong baits/line/gear etc. Use Fishbrain to view local fishing regulations, read reviews of local fishing spots, and learn what lures are most successful in Myrtle Beach. Use in your post title for mobile submissions.I started my fishing hobby a few years ago using fishbrain to find spots that actually had fish in it. News, articles, informative videos, gear, documentaries, humor, landscapes, etc. Use in your post title for mobile submissions. The more details you can give the better. Request a proper identification of a catch. Question: Ask for advice about fish, gear, locations, tactics, whatever. Use in your post title for mobile submissions.ĭiscussion: Have an open ended chat with other fisherman. Give some background information on the catch. Saltwater: A completed saltwater fishing trip. This includes blogs, YouTube, Instagram and other social media.įreshwater: A completed freshwater fishing trip. No promotions, advertisements, surveys, petitions or market research. No gratuitous sexual comments or comments about someone’s physical appearance. Use proper handling and proper release methods. Always follow your local laws and regulations. I use quotes because it’s idiots like the people on that app that give the rest of us a bad name. Respect the person, the fish, the water, and the land. Fishbrain shows how prevalent brutality and straight up cruelty can be among fishermen.
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