Wednesday, June 10, 2009

lake freeman fishing report

For me there doesn't have to be a reason to go fishing. Well, then, you've come to the right place, because we will list several of the lakes, streams, rivers, and other places to fish in Colorado, to catch the Biggest and Most Fish you have ever caught.

There are some of the things you need to learn about before you get started: fishing tackle and equipment, types of live bait, types of fish, fishing knots and what fish are in the body of water that you plan on fishing. As the water begins to warms up as winter ends, trout become much more active. You gear should be spooled with light line as well.

Id be willing to go up against any pro on my lake or river with nothing more than a bucket full of shiners and a few sharp hooks, let him throw all his fancy lures around and Im sure id come out ahead. In streams and small rivers, the best fishing spots for me are big bends, behind large rocks and boulders, overhanging trees, dams and deep pools provide a lot of bigger fish for me in the summer. For this reason, bait-casting reels are generally not recommended for beginners or children.

The choice of bait is more of a personal choice, for the more comfortable you feel with a particular type of bait, the more you will throw it and the better you will be with using it, so the more fish you will catch with it. And remember, the fishing gets better and better as the weather continues to warm up throughout the spring.

No comments: