Sep 24, 2014

All about Fishing Tackle: Essential Items for your Tackle Box


"Every tackle box has a few lures. Fishers love lures because you can target the species you are after and they are less messy than baits. Two key lures in everyones tackle box are metal lures and soft plastic lures. They are great for an array of fish from herring and bream, to salmon and tuna. Well worth the persistence. Catching fish on lures is a fun and easy way of fishing. So, keep your tackle box well stocked. A fisherman can never have too much terminal tackle, tools and accessories. If your looking for cheap fishing tackle and accessories you’ll find many options at Bid2Fish."
http://bid2fish.com.au/News/8/All-about-Fishing-Tackle-Essential-Items-for-your-Tackle-Box
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Sep 23, 2014

Coming Very Soon: Bid on Fishing Rods and Other Fishing Tackle Online


The day that everyone here at Bid2Fish has been waiting for is finally nearing. In a little more than four weeks time, fishing enthusiasts across Australia will finally have a place to buy and sell fishing rods and other tackle online. To all of you who have eagerly awaited our launch, this should serve as your official invitation. In November 2014, just prior to summer rolling into Australia, Bid2Fish.com.au will go live!
http://bid2fish.com.au/News/7/Coming-Very-Soon-Bid-on-Fishing-Rods-and-Other-Fishing-Tackle-Online
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Sep 22, 2014

Online Auction Platform for Fishing Tackle in Australia to Launch Soon


Bid2Fish, a dynamic company that facilitates digital auction of fishing tackle in Australia, has recently announced that their online platform is nearing completion and is set to launch soon. With rollout eyed for November, the company seeks to bring the country’s fishing enthusiasts closer to a marketplace where they can get reliable equipment and fishing gear at very competitive prices.
http://bid2fish.com.au/News/9/Online-Auction-Platform-for-Fishing-Tackle-in-Australia-to-Launch-Soon
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Cast Away: Considerations When Picking Rods

Hobbyist anglers often turn to fishing rods to snare their catch; compared to traditional tackle such as nets and spears, fishing rods are better suited for sport fishing and for recreation. Modern rods are equipped with lines and reels to draw in caught fish, as well as a combination of terminal tackle such as hooks, sinkers, baits, and lures. As indispensable tools in any angler’s arsenal, a lot of considerations have to be made in choosing a rod.

Not all rods are made the same; indeed, there are different types of fishing rods for various situations. Each rod type has varying specifications, allowing anglers to use them for specific cases such as ice fishing or in-shore fishing. Two of the most popular types of rods among anglers are the spin casting and the spinning rods.

Spin and bait casting rods are fitted with a spin casting reel mounted above the rod, and are traditionally considered better for heavier and stronger fish. Spinning rods, on the other hand, are rods made especially for spinning reels that hang beneath the rod, and are made for comfortable long periods of fishing. Anglers should not be tied to using one rod every single time and should consider bringing multiple rods to allow switching as the situation demands.
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Sep 15, 2014

Fishing Hooks: Popular Types

All fishing hooks seem identical to first-timers, but there’s more to fishing tackles than meets the eye. Fishing hooks come in a variety of sizes, and it’s not just about finding a big one or a small one—you have to find the right type as well.

Choosing a fishing hook is dependent on several factors, such as the fish size, fish species, type of bait and fishing structure. Here are some of the popular fish hooks:

O’Shaugnessy
This hook is used for general bottom fishing. It’s relatively thick and strong and durable enough not to bend out of shape.

Aberdeen
This type of hooks is used in freshwater fishing, but can also be used by saltwater anglers. These hooks bend and hold quite well.

Circle
Circle hooks enable an easy catch and release. They’re easy to use and prevent the fish from being hooked in the gut.

Live Bait
The hooks have a shorter shank than the rest and allow bait to swim more freely. They also enable a chance of good release, unlike other ones that result in gut hooks.

Kahle
This hook is characterized by a curve that is ideal for live bait.

Your hook choice depends on the physical characteristics of the fish. It’s best to have several types on deck if you’re planning on reeling in different kinds of fish.
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Sep 9, 2014

Planning Your Fishing Trip

The work week can get exhausting, so what better way to restore your form than to reward yourself with a weekend of adventure. Nothing says fun like a family fishing trip. It gives you the perfect opportunity to experience nature while bonding with your family.

However, like most family outings, you will need a plan. You need to come up with a rough itinerary that you will follow, otherwise, things can get overwhelming. Here’s how to go about it:

Supplies
Make a list of things you plan on bringing for your fishing trip. Common items would include clothing and essentials – overnight bag, waterproof footwear, sunglasses, rain suit, toiletries, insect repellent and fishing gear like bait, rods, reels, lines, leaders and tackles.

Tides
Know what the tides will be on the day you’ll be fishing. Knowing when the tides change in the location you choose is crucial in making a big catch during your trip.

Location
The availability of fish in a certain location will depend on the season. Different climates attract different types of fish.

Going on a fishing trip with family or friends can be easy if you plan it properly and have the right supplies. Sporting goods shops and specialty stores typically carry fishing equipment and other essentials for your trip such as fishing reels, baits, lines, tackles and the like.
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Sep 3, 2014

A Beginner’s Guide to Shore Fishing in Australia

Shore or beach fishing in Australia is turning into a popular activity for beginners. Generally regarded as land-based fishing, shore fishing enables you to catch the finest fish native to the area with the convenience of having both feet on solid ground. This allows first-timers to practice the right technique and find their comfort zone while enjoying the thrills of fishing.

The first step is learning how to read the beach. Find a spot where you can have an excellent view of gutters, shallow sand banks, or rip areas in the beach and you’ll have a clue where fish will be plentiful. Also be mindful of the changes due to weather and the tides or you’ll be left fishing in an empty spot.

Learning about the right type of fishing equipment to use is vital to a successful fishing trip. You have to know which baits, lures, and berley best suit your fishing spot, as some baits appeal more to particular species of fish. Rods and reels are more of a personal preference; these instruments allow you to cleanly cast baits while having enough sensitivity that enables you to feel the bite.

The most important thing to keep in mind as a beginner is that shore fishing can be a rewarding learning experience. If you are looking for fishing instruments in Australia, online supply companies such as Bid2Fish offer high-quality, cheap fishing tackle in auctions. You can start fishing for mulloway, salmon, and tailor without going above the budget.
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