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1). Fly Fishing – Catch and Release Yourself
When fly fishing, many anglers prefer to catch and release their fly fishing prizes. Still, what should you do when you’re the prize?
That’s Gotta Hurt
If you become a fly fishing fanatic, you will inevitably hook yourself one day. Of course, this has never happened to me, but my “friends” have done it repeatedly. Being a thoughtful and observant person, I’ve seen how they go about unhooking themselves from a fly.
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2). Lead Generation Machine - Turn Your Site Into One
Everyone builds a web site thinking it will be the next big thing. Here’s how to really turn your web site into a lead generation machine.
Lead Generation Machine
With a few simple steps, you can turn your web site into a lead generation machine. Grab the attention of your audience, direct your audience, get feedback, keep track, optimize follow-up efficiency and market.
Article tags: lead generation, leads, marketing, web sites, hook, web forms, graphics, potential customers
3). Easy Gulf Coast Grouper Fishing - Part I - By: Scott Perry
The gulf coast of Florida offers some of the best grouper fishing around. The Gulf has fairly calm water most of the year (except for our new 11 month recent hurricane season). The gear is pretty simple: a fairly stout rod, I say fairly stout because you don’t want your rod too stiff because this will effect the action it has on the bait…more on this later. I use 40lb line on the reel with a 100lb shock leader, and about an 8/0 hook. I like to use live bait for grouper fishing but some prefer jigs, spoons, and even heavy grade trolling lures.
Article tags: fishing, grouper, saltwater-angler.com, the rich dude, hook, gulf coast
4). Easy Gulf Coast Grouper Fishing - Part II - By: Scott Perry
Ok, we have caught our bait and are now at or near the 100’ deep area and are ready to see if any grouper are going to cooperate.
Our rig consists of a heavy snap-swivel tied directly to your main line. Make a 2-3 foot leader of 80 to 100lb mono leader and put a heavy swivel one end and a 8/0 hook on the other. Slip enough lead on the snap to keep you on the bottom, usually 12 to 20 oz depending on the wind and tide, and then slip the swivel into the snap also.
Article tags: hook, fishing, fish, grouper, saltwater-angler.com, bluewater