Comments on: How to detect bites when sea fishing http://www.fishing-blog.co.uk/sea-fishing/how-to-detect-bites-when-sea-fishing/ Thoughts and Tips on Sea Fishing Wed, 01 Feb 2012 10:59:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Matt Sandihttp://www.fishing-blog.co.uk/sea-fishing/how-to-detect-bites-when-sea-fishing/#comment-8669 Matt Sandi Sat, 03 Sep 2011 16:43:34 +0000 http://www.fishing-blog.co.uk/beach-casting/how-to-detect-bites-when-sea-fishing/#comment-8669 WOW amazing blog, i will be subscribing!!Really interesting techniques and great views on fishing!<a href="http://fishing-insurance.net/" rel="nofollow">fishing insurance</a> compare WOW amazing blog, i will be subscribing!!

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]]> By: Florida Fishing Bloggerhttp://www.fishing-blog.co.uk/sea-fishing/how-to-detect-bites-when-sea-fishing/#comment-4963 Florida Fishing Blogger Mon, 01 Dec 2008 00:52:52 +0000 http://www.fishing-blog.co.uk/beach-casting/how-to-detect-bites-when-sea-fishing/#comment-4963 Great post for the beginner - the problem with lots of beginning fishermen both saltwater and freshwater is setting the hook too early. A good way to get around this is to start using circle hooks, its not a guaranteed hook up but they are self setting and you will greatly increase the odds of landing a hard striking fish. Also if you are fishing for larger species of fish that get into the 10 pound range, setting the drag on your fishing reel will tell you when the fish is on and running, although the looser the drag is the harder it is to set the hook, another reason why I like circle hooks because they can take this problem out of the equation. Great post for the beginner – the problem with lots of beginning fishermen both saltwater and freshwater is setting the hook too early. A good way to get around this is to start using circle hooks, its not a guaranteed hook up but they are self setting and you will greatly increase the odds of landing a hard striking fish. Also if you are fishing for larger species of fish that get into the 10 pound range, setting the drag on your fishing reel will tell you when the fish is on and running, although the looser the drag is the harder it is to set the hook, another reason why I like circle hooks because they can take this problem out of the equation.

]]> By: What is up-tiding and how to do ithttp://www.fishing-blog.co.uk/sea-fishing/how-to-detect-bites-when-sea-fishing/#comment-3743 What is up-tiding and how to do it Thu, 14 Feb 2008 15:24:52 +0000 http://www.fishing-blog.co.uk/beach-casting/how-to-detect-bites-when-sea-fishing/#comment-3743 [...] The bottom line is to create a balanced rig with an attractive well presented d bait for your chosen species, cast outside of the boats foot print. The bite will generally be indicated with the line going slack. [...] [...] The bottom line is to create a balanced rig with an attractive well presented d bait for your chosen species, cast outside of the boats foot print. The bite will generally be indicated with the line going slack. [...]

]]> By: Watching your Fishing rod tiphttp://www.fishing-blog.co.uk/sea-fishing/how-to-detect-bites-when-sea-fishing/#comment-3599 Watching your Fishing rod tip Mon, 21 Jan 2008 21:18:49 +0000 http://www.fishing-blog.co.uk/beach-casting/how-to-detect-bites-when-sea-fishing/#comment-3599 [...] to my post on how to detect bites I thought I could explain a few of the most common night time bite detectors for sea fishing. As I [...] [...] to my post on how to detect bites I thought I could explain a few of the most common night time bite detectors for sea fishing. As I [...]

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