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Sharpening Your Fishing Skills - Basic Tips For Amateurs

When it comes to tackling the mighty and elusive Bass, it pays to have some good bass fishing tips from the masters at the game. Many people spend hours fishing for bass and never catch anything; little do they know that the kind of tackle they are using is not the kind that the bass will bite. Or the time of day they are fishing is not the time the bass is used to feeding. No matter what level of expertise you have achieved at fishing for bass, you will always heave something to learn on every fishing trip.

Before setting out for a bass fishing expedition you should ask around at the dock or the people returning from their trip. They will be able to inform you of the best locations that bass has been sighted or what kind of lure is best suited for the time of year and day.

If you are new to the sport it will help a great deal to understand the times of day the bass will be most likely to attack bait. Different species of bass feed differently and in different conditions. Sea bass can be very difficult to sight, leave alone tackle. A good tip from experienced fishermen can make a huge difference to your sea bass fishing trip.

Keeping in with the fishing community will help you know when the fishing tournaments are going to be organized and where. If you are out of the circuit you will have to rely on tips about the derbies and tournaments. A tip in time will help you set your schedule and organize a good fishing expedition and perhaps bring home a trophy you will feel proud to mount.

Even when it comes to locating the best locations for bass fishing, many people do so by relying o fishing tips. There is no hard and fast rule that bass will be feeding under certain locations, sometimes the bass can be very unpredictable and this is the time bass fishing tips come in handy. Many tips are passed down the line by word of mouth and here is where many an angler has found his favorite place to fish for bass. Tips from experienced anglers are food for thought and many a good catch has resulted from a good fishing tip. Luck, as they say has a place in every sport and you never know you might just be lucky to get a good bass fishing tip just by keeping your ears and eyes open. After all, in a tournament, anglers will not give away a good tip and risk losing out to someone else.

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Tips for Duke of Edinburgh Silver Practise expedition!?

Hi,

First rule of hiking is: DON'T OVERPACK
Second rule of hiking is: DON'T OVERPACK
Third rule of hiking is: Always have a well stocked brew kit
etc.

You'll only need one change of clothes (would you prefer a slight smell or an extra 15lb)?
Waterproofs (Wales afterall)

Breakfast.

Get some small airtight bags (most supermarkets and hemp shops will sell them) Ready Brek, Powedered Milk and if you want, Sugar. All you need to do is add hotwater and you've got a hot, tasty breakfast.

Lunch

Dried Fruit, Nuts, Powdered Soup, Noodles, Cereal Bars

Dinner

Pasta, Tomato Purée in a tube, Butter in a tube (or steal some packet butter from a local cafe, Tinned Tuna/Salmon (small tins), Tinned Meat (Spam) Lentills, Mixed Herbs, Salt, Rice, Pepperarmi/Salami sticks (sealed packaging), Biltong or Jerky if you can find any.
Think of Dinner this way ... base (pasta/rice/lentils), Health (Fish), Taste (tomato pureé, herbs, salt)

Go check out your local camping supplies shop, they will sell dehydrated meals. Don't buy them (sooo expensive!) , but they will give you an idea for what you can make.
If you have meals that only require boiling water, you're safe as houses.

See rule three, you need Coffee/Tea. It's a moral booster and it serves a practical purpose.

Also take a packet of Gummy sweets, a fair sized one. It's for emergencies only and gives you a much needed sugar boost when you feel drained.
I wouldn't worry about taking too much extra in the event of getting lost or whatnot. Wales isn't Siberia - there are towns, farms, people all over the place. When you consider that you can summit the highest mountain in an leisurely afternoon - it's hardly Ray Mears country.

The leaders should give you an emergency contact number so make sure you pack a fully charged mobile phone, wrap it in a plastic bag and find a safe spot for it in your backpack. Oh, and keep it turned off until you need it. Pack some loose change and a £10 note with it. If you do get lost then you can use a public payphone if your mobile phone doesn't work.

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