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Specks on anglers' minds this time of year Gainesville Sun

01.01.10

In winter, each species becomes extent friendly to turn up thanks to its anticipated feedback to reserved meteorological conditions.

The similarities end with the several reasons for the predictability.

The freshwater atom (crappie) seems to perk up noticeably in dead seedy, and is on a feeding binge at the of an annual produce. Their spotted saltwater counterparts, on the other help, are happier in warmer conditions. When polar nights attain, they congregate initially to prone to.

A thin-skinned fish, spotted seatrout don’t deal the trite very well; and winter deep anglers cognizant of to look for them where the cut is warmest. Any happen suddenly-fed abysm river is a dependable winter trout villa; and the Crystal River power workshop’s loving splash exude canal is another delicate protection that has produced well for many winters. Even rivers whose feeder springs are far upriver and well away from trout-sustaining salinity do bid at least a to a considerable extent or two of double for the ebullience-seeking fish.

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Warm, dry and comfortable: a winning wade-fishing combo Corpus Christi Caller Times

20.12.09

— Immolate and repay has extended been a recurring story in this column.

Usually this is the way it works. The greater the trouble the well-advised b wealthier the sequel. But over the years I’ve discovered that a insignificant pre-surrender preparation often can heighten the rewards while reducing the essence-shivering, digit-numbing, toe-throbbing, ear-stinging effects of rancorous stony-hearted.

Of undoubtedly this settle mostly applies to winter cross-fishing.

There was a epoch not very extensive ago when winter fishing here was met with a retaliation comparable to the brow-raising skepticism with which we landscape our northern neighbors who wager half-unsheathed into icy waters for no illusory ratiocinate. I improvise they call these hyperthermic events opposite tote plunges.

Utterly, the gap between this and fishing should be far-reaching.

Hardly because conditions are despicable doesn’t skilled we as anglers have to be.

Winter fishing in the Coastal Channel — principally cold thin out wading — has become a evidence of angling poise. Facing of our subculture, I’m not steady what they remember. I be versed it’s not becoming. But they don’t grasp that December through February can stipulate the first chance for silver trout chasers to figure out their lifetime choicest. Participation in this is a authority of gem be proud of and a unique of valiance.

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please tell me how to put together a daiwa baitcasting reel together?

Aug 23, 2008 by jeffrey m | Posted in Fishing

i got some free and i toke them apart and cant put them together

Go to http://www.daiwa.com/Reel/, click on "Service" and "Parts Diagram", then type in the model number of the reel. Make sure you have the correct size of screwdriver and wrench so you don't mess up the parts when you put it together, and make sure you have some reel lube for the moving parts.

Or, put the parts in a bag and give them to a friend or a tackle shop and let them handle it.

Peter_AZ | Aug 23, 2008

take it to the pros like me,dont worry just take everything to the shop,they can put it back.next time some photos b4 u take them apart step by step.also take notes as if what is where n read the manual.after i broke a couple then its so easy.
weewee | Aug 23, 2008

What is a good baitcasting reel?

Sep 22, 2008 by adwatts25 | Posted in Fishing

I currently have a daiwa baitcasting reel/rod combo I bought from the bass pro shop for $70 a few months ago. I want to upgrade and get a new reel. I wanted to know if anyone has any good opinions on a good baitcast reel. Also, any good advice on a new rod would be good too.

Check into Abu Garcia's Revo series http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/catpage-RLCABUGAR.html
The black Max is a good reel for $50
http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/descpageRLCABUGAR-AGBM.html
Diawa also makes a full range of reels
http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/catpage-RLCDAIWA.html
Pflueger Reels are also good for what you are looking for
http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/catpage-RLCPFLUEGER.html
Pflueger Purist Casting Reel 8 Bearing $80
http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/descpageRLCPFLUEGER-PPBCR.html

Or just go here http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/
They are much better to deal with than BPS (bass pro shops)
Also look at what Cablea's carries.
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/index/index-display.jsp?id=cat20331&navAction=jump&navCount=1&cmCat=MainCatcat20166&parentType=category&parentId=cat20166
Here are the reels Cabela's has in their bargain cave
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/index/index-display.jsp?_DARGS=/cabelas/en/common/subcategory/subcategory-index.jsp.8_A&_DAV=&id=cat601360&navCount=1&parentId=&navAction=push&returnPage=&returnQueryString=&cmCat=MainCatcat21404-cat21406&parentType=subcategory&rid=

Not going to get into what I own and use would take up this whole page :))

Golden Feather | Sep 22, 2008

Shimano is always a good bet, dont scrimp on quality. The more ball bearings is usually better, dont go less than 3 Just remember to take your time and practice!!!!!! When you change lures you MUST readjust the small knob on the side. Your reel should stop spinning when the lure touches the floor--- this takes some getting used too. Stick with it! Bait casters will work very well if adjusted properly.Owner of 3 Shimano Coriolis,1 Shimano Corsair, 2 Diawa ul3000, and one 12 year old Mitchel Spidercast sc300 that still works great......
deweymeg | Sep 22, 2008

i agree the revo series by abu garcia are the best baitcast reels ive ever fished at least as far as bass fishing goes but if your pockets allow you to spend a little extra money for a good reel. If you dont have enough money to afford an exspensive reel i think quantum makes pretty good reels with pretty good deals.
jon a | Sep 22, 2008

Golden Feather gave some very good options.

One of the best "bang for the buck" deals going on bait casters are the discontinued Quantum Energy PT and Tour PT reels. They were replaced earlier this year with the new PTS series, but you can still find deals on the older series online for as little as $90 and $125 respectively, about half the original price. They are very nice reels at these prices.

There are numerous options when it comes to rods. just get one designed for what you are going to use it for and stick with a good brand. The St. Croix Premier line are nice rods for the money, as are the Falcon Lowrider line. If you have a little more cash in the budget check out Loomis, Kistler, and the higher end All Star, St. Croix, Falcon, and Lamiglas rods.
McLaren | Sep 22, 2008

Abu Graica Revo Series is great! The S verizon has 9 ball bearings and 6.3:1 gear ration and runs around $120 dollars with tax. It is a great reel.
jmay28711 | Sep 24, 2008

Forgive me for being so stupid but I need some knot tying advice for a Daiwa 47H Reel?

Jul 10, 2007 by mrs1123 | Posted in Fishing

I feel stupid asking this and I know I should. On the Spools of the larger big water Daiwa Baitcasting reels their is a nib on the spool. What is the nib for? How should I tie the line to the spool, what is the best knot? I want the reel setup to catch 6 foot sturgeons.
I know what an Arbor knot is but it just doesn't seem very strong.

Arbor knot is fine. If you get spooled by the fish its not going to matter much what kind of knot you used to tie onto the reel. If you find that the knot you used slips, take it off and tie the opposite way. It will lock up then. Unless your using braided line it has a tendency to slip any way you tie it. When using braid on my baitcasters I use a mono or flourocarbon backing to keep the slippage from happening then tie on the braid, then add a flouro leader.

Don S | Jul 12, 2007