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Fishing in a kayak

February 3rd 2010 02:34
Although I have several irons in the fire right now, I'm also giving considerable consideration to purchasing a kayak.

Frequent readers to this blog will know I don't have a boat or even want one.

A kayak allows you to quietly creep into the shallow nooks and crannies on water ways and go after the lunkers bank stompers never reach and guys in boats only watch.

However, kayakers often find more than shallow water and little fish as you can see in this YouTube.







Remember to take the hooks outta yer pocket before ya sit down!



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Will we ever see Jaws 5?

November 15th 2009 01:58
Jaws 5 poster
If fishing isn't your way to pass the time, a movie may be just the thing. If that's the case, you can combine the two with Jaws.

Most people know the story of Jaws--a great white shark terrorizes a beach at Martha's Vineyard. Unfortunately, Jaws also spawned three sequels--none equaling the compelling qualities of the first film.


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A real life JAWS?

October 25th 2009 01:55
Great White Shark

Do you remember the scene near the end of JAWS where the shark leaps onto the back of the boat?

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Another coldwater shark

October 6th 2009 00:28
I talked about the Salmon Shark a while back but discovered another shark that makes its home in cold waters. This time we'll meet the Greenland Shark.

You can find the Greenland Shark around Greenland (naturally) in addition to North Atlantic Polar regions and very occasionally as far south as the Gulf of Mexico. More readily though, one may turn up in the St. Lawrence River or Gulf or Maine.

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Tidal rivers

September 18th 2009 00:14
urban fishing

I've noticed a lot of information on bull sharks can be found on television lately. This post ISN'T going to be about bull sharks. Instead, I want to devote a paragraph or two to where you sometimes find the bull shark--in tidal rivers. Exactly what is a tidal river?

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Sharks attack submarine

August 26th 2009 02:53
Sharks have sensors in their snout that can pick up even minute electrical impulses from their prey. Here's what happens when they pick up man made electrical impulses.


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I've been able to catch some of Discovery's Shark Week and heard something interesting the other day.

I tuned in late so I don't know if the person on screen was a researcher, diver, or just someone with an avid interest but he was talking about "shark finning." That's the practice of catching sharks, cutting off all their fins for soup, and then, throwing the still living shark back into the water to drown.

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Shark Week starts Aug. 2

July 27th 2009 05:39
If you get the Discovery Channel on your satellite or cable TV system, you may be interested in knowing that Shark Week is going to begin August 2.
shark ready to bite


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Tribute

July 6th 2009 18:26
Here's my tribute to sharks everywhere.

Though the glass, naturally!

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Salmon shark--Alaska's own

April 8th 2009 01:17
When it comes to sharks, you think of places like, Hawaii, Australia, and, thanks to "Jaws", Martha's Vineyard. However, not all sharks frequent these tourist meccas. If you're thinking this is the case, meet the Salmon Shark named for the Alaskan treat on which they feast.

Although you may think of sharks as warm water creatures, the Salmon Shark is found in icy waters off Western North America, Iceland, Newfoundland, the Bering Sea, and even European locations such as England or Scotland and regions of the North Atlantic as well as corresponding latitudes in the Southern Hemisphere.

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Duh!!!!

April 1st 2009 09:12
Did you know they've discovered that FAST turtles escape sharks more often than SLOW turtles???

Evidently, it's news to the people at National Geographic!

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My take on the Loch Ness Monster

February 22nd 2009 01:24
Is a post about the Loch Ness Monster really about fishing? I'm not sure but, here we go!


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More weird fish--the Frill Shark

December 9th 2008 21:28
Here's some info about a weird shark I saw on TV the other night. I don't know why it took so long for me to hear about it because this animal, the Frill Shark, was spotted back in January of 2007.

With the head of a shark and body of a serpent, the nearly five and a half foot (160 cm.) animal was spotted by fishermen off the coast of Japan and transferred to a marine park where it lived for a few hours before expiring.

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Surf fishing for sharks

October 13th 2008 02:18
Here's a short documentary I found on YouTube about shark hunting.

This is pretty cool because instead of fishing from a boat, these guys are fishing from the beach and risk their lives with every effort since they have to take the bait to the sharks via surf board!

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71 shark attacks in 2007

March 13th 2008 02:28
Numbers are in and there were 71 shark attacks in 2007. If you're among the unlucky 71, your odds of living are over 90 percent. In fact, shark-attack fatalities are at an all-time low.

The thing is---scientists won't say that if you are bitten by a shark, it hurts so bad that you WANT to die!

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Shark tournaments--yea or nay?

February 15th 2008 04:51
I'm not too proud to say that there are some aspects of fishing that escape me. Shark fishing is one topic I study and think about but you don't find many sharks in Pennsylvania waters.

Shark tournaments are one thing I've thought about quite a bit. As a whole, the idea sounds kind of barbaric but I'm not in a real position to know so I don't dwell on that idea too much. Not having sharks around sort of makes my sounding off like the guy in the desert with an opinion about logging. It's easy to form an opinion if all you do is READ about it.

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62 shark attacks in 2006

December 19th 2007 05:48
shark
It must be official. According to an article in the Baltimore Sun there were 62 unprovoked shark attacks around the world in 2006.

I always like that term--UNPROVOKED. What constitutes provoking a shark??? Better still, is anyone out there stupid enough to tease a shark?????

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Sharks--demons or misunderstood

November 5th 2007 23:40
shark

All you have to do is shout, “Shark” when you’re at the beach and mayhem ensues. Why is that? In reality, sharks are nothing like the savage killing machines portrayed on the silver screen. Misunderstandings perpetrated by the movies of decades past still persist until shark attacks have become one of the most feared natural dangers surpassing hurricanes and even other wild animals.

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Shark victim fights back

October 18th 2007 00:28
All of my Australia friends probably already saw this but, remember, you work when we sleep here in the States. This feeds my shark obsession!


Shark victim fights back
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A couple from fishingpixels.com

October 7th 2007 00:03
shark

Anything with sharks gets my attention.


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