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The Human Impact on the Ocean

The main fishing methods.

Commercial fishing accounts for 90% of the world catch. The main fishing methods have changed over time since commercial fishing really began in the 15th century. The advent of freezer ships after the Second World War has increased the ability of vessels to stay out fishing and improved fishing gear, longer lines, larger nets and more effective ways of locating fish have all contributed to overfishing. In modern commercial fishing just six species make up over half the catch ( cod, herring, anchovies, sardine, pollack and mackerel ). Modern commercial fishing relies on several main methods. Purse seiners, trawlers, oceanic long liners, and drift nets.

Let us take each of these methods in turn. Purse seine nets encircle a whole shoal of fish and the net is then tightened like a purse string. This method is effective for sardines, anchovies and tuna. Trawling is the method used for dimersal fish. Here trawl nets are dragged along the bottom of the sea , usually on the continental shelf and these nets taper to the cod end. The nets are then drawn in. This method is effective for cod, hake, haddock, shrimp, prawn and lobster. Next we have the longliners. This is basically a series of lines with hooks. Some lines can be 30 kilometers in length. This method is effective for tuna, Marlin and billfish. Drift nets are another method used to catch fish. These are vast nets sometimes tens of kilometers long but they entangle many unwanted species. Trammel nets have a similar effect.

This is known as the by catch and fishing methods have been developed to prevent bycatch in some cases. However, over 30 million tonnes of bycatch still result per year and many turtles, sharks, birds and dolphins die in this way. Finally we have gill nets which are designed to catch fish of a certain size by their gills but they also ensnare many other animals such as turtles., These main fishing methods have led to overexploitation of fish stocks, particularly on the continental shelves and the targeting of pelagic species such as blue fin, yellow fin tuna (Thunnus albacares) by encircling nets and rod and reels. Also the deep sea is being exploited more and its species e.g. Orange Roughy, which is a problem as many of these species take a long time to mature. The overexploitation of almost all the world's fisheries is now an issue with some catastrophic examples such as Peruvian anchoveta stocks. Finally another method of "fishing" could be aquaculture but as this takes vast amounts of protein to grow the fish it is hardly a viable long term alternative. Marine Protected Areas and no take zones may help the situation.

Whaling

Whaling began with subsistence whaling by aboriginal hunting methods but by the 18th century commercial whaling had become dominant as demand for oil and other whale products grew. Initially the Right whale, Bowhead and Grey whales were targeted but a depletion in their numbers by the end of the 19th century led to new species being targeted. With the advent of factory ships and explosive harpoons the exploitation of whales continued , especially in the Southern Ocean with Blue, Fin, Sperm and Humpbacks all targeted. The numbers of whales killed paints a grim picture. Around a million Sperm whales have been killed, half a million Fin, a third of a million Blue Whales and a quarter of a million Humpbacks. Some of the whale populations will struggle to ever recover despite bans on whaling e.g. Northern Right whale. Gray whales have become extinct in the Northern Atlantic. Perhaps only 5% of the once great whale populations remain. This has many consequences on the ecosystem as we have seen from previous units with whale carcasses proving such an important source of food in the deep oceans. Overexploitation led to the International Whaling Commission being established in 1949 and the Moratorium set up in 1986 but countries such as Japan lobby to circumvent these bans so the partial destruction of certain whale species continues. In 2006 the many members voted for a return to whaling threatening to overturn the progress of the last 20 years.

The problem of global warming

Global warming refers to the recent increase in the average temperature of the Earth's atmosphere and oceans. This has risen by approximately 0.6 degrees Celsius in the 20th century. There is a broad consensus that this is due to human activity with increased emissions of carbon dioxide, methane, burning of fossils fuels and deforestation. The effects are almost certainly anthropogenic in origin as evidence from studies such as the Mona Loa research in Hawaii show. It is estimated that the temperature could rise as much as 5.8 degrees Celsius by 2100. The problem of global warming is an immense topic but we can break this brief discussion down into the effects of global warming on 1 ) Weather, 2) Oceans, 3) Living organisms. Naturally all three interact though. We can conclude with a brief mention of some solutions.

1) The rise in temperatures is already influencing weather patterns with extremes of weather such as flooding, droughts, heatwaves, hurricanes and tornadoes. Storms are becoming stronger e.g. Hurricane Katrina. Heatwaves lead to wildfires e.g. Southern California and we see frequent flooding in the UK.

2) Related to this we have effects on the world's oceans. The sea levels are rising, polar caps thinning, and there could be disturbances in the ocean currents and slowdown of thermohaline circulation in the Gulf Stream which would lead to localized cooling effects with dire consequences in the long run.

3) The above changes also influence animal and plant life in almost all ecosystems. The polar bear's ( Ursus maritimus) problems are famous as the ice thins but we can see influences throughout the world from El Nino effects on animals , to coral bleaching to storm damage to environments.

There are five main sets of solutions to the problem of global warming. 1) Reduction of energy use and conservation of fuel supplies e..g. more efficient engines, planes, power stations . 2) Using sustainable energy e.g solar, wind, tidal, waves, hydro, geothermal. 3) Sequestering carbon by removing from atmosphere e.g. more natural carbon sinks in forests, and the controversial iron sulfate sowing in the sea. 4) More carbon storage in geological faults for example but perhaps this is also controversial. 5) Planetary engineering but this is in its absolute infancy.

A political solution is needed and the Kyoto Protocol in 1997 was a start even if some of the worlds worst polluters either refuse to ratify (USA) or are exempt e.g. China and India.

The main threats to the marine environment

The main threats to the environment can be broadly grouped in the following way. 1) Problems of overfishing, 2) Threats of global warming 3) Threats of pollution, oil and non oil related 4) Other human induced threats. 1) We have mentioned the problems of overfishing in section one above but we should add that overfishing leads ultimately to destruction of species and ecosystems. Whaling, shark finning, targeting of species such as Marlin and Yellow fin tuna all disturb the complex food webs and effect marine life. In addition the physical damage to the ocean bed and large by catches are also threats to the marine environment. 2) The threats caused by global warming have been mentioned above from changes in sea level to coral bleaching to disturbances in circulation systems with consequent bad effects on the marine environment. 3) Pollution threats.

These can be broadly divided into two sections. Oil and non oil. We rely and need oil but it has a unique place in the history of pollution as a threat to the marine environment because it is so visible e.g. Torrey Canyon 1967, Amoco Cadiz off Brittany in 1978, the Sea Empress off Milford Haven and the Exxon Valdez off Alaska. The oil spills killed many types of marine life in every case including seabirds. Even attempts to clean up oil spills with dispersants are sometimes misguided and actually cause problems with marine life. Let us now consider non oil pollution. This covers a variety of pollution from plastic rubbish which turtles eat , pesticides, chemicals, heavy metals such as cadmium, copper and mercury to radioactivity. Agricultural run off can also be deadly and cause oversupply of nutrients to one species to the detriment of others. Pathogens may accumulate in these ways and find their way into the food chain.

Finally we can consider 4) i.e. other human caused or anthropogenic effects. These include commercial shipping with its pollution, waste disposal, disturbance of marine life, military use of the sea with polluting effects plus nuclear bomb testing to gas, oil and mineral extractions which cause damage to the marine environment. Recreational use and tourism also pose a threat to the marine environment with spear fishing of rare species, litter, waste,damage to corals, disturbance of species and hotel development effecting the littoral area. However, the oceans provide vital resources so ways will need to be found of limiting the main threats to the marine environment which we have outlined here.

Dr Simon Harding

www.coberongreen.com

www.chronosconsulting.com

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Bass Fishing Tournament - One of the Best Entertainments in Game Fishing

Author: Fame Ahmed

What is going on in a bass fishing tournament that makes people so happy about participating in these events so enthusiastically? There really are a plethora of reasons for why they are fun, and for those who have never been in one, no words can really describe the excitement in a closely run tournament. A tournament is actually a competition with cash, prizes and a lot of excitement. More than the money, it is the fierce competition that gives an unparalleled shot of adrenalin.

Bass fishing tournament - a million dollar industry

The fishing tournaments all over the world belong to a multi-billion industry; the bass fishing tournament being one of the popular fishing events the world over constitutes as a major percentage of that industry. For the organizers this event is a money spinner; for the participants it is paradise on earth, where one can enjoy their favorite pass time and get paid for it as well. Of course, there are competitions of who can fish more, or the biggest or largest and so on, but at the end of the day most of the fun is from the game itself and not the competition.

Being a winner in the bass fishing tournament

In order to be amongst the winners in the tournament (where you have both the money and the fun) you will need to be fast in orienting yourself in the location of the tournament. The faster you will familiarize yourself with the fishing spot the better would be your chances to catch the best fish. Remember the bass always needs three main things to survive: (i) cover, (ii) oxygen and (iii) food not necessarily in this order. You will have to find out the approximate location of the fish in the pre-fishing period of the tournament fast enough and then make your game plan. In case it is possible, fly over the area. It is extremely easy to spot the right location on the water from air.

The game plan in a bass fishing tournament

All tournament participants have to put together a game plan. Be careful to keep the second spots close to the primary spot so you will not loose too much time cavorting around for a better spot. Stick to the game plan as this is what differentiates the amateurs from the professional fishermen. If you need a few good tips in the best location for fish ask the locals or observe them closely. They will lead you to exceptionally good places that you never knew existed. In case the locals are mum, then try to eat in the local spots and chances are that you will sooner than later overhear someone speaking about "that great spot".

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Choosing fly fishing rods

Author: Hunter

Choosing fly fishing rods

Fly fishing is a traditional method of fishing that was popularly applied for fishing trout and salmon. Today though, it is employed in fishing for almost any variety of fish. Fly fishing is gaining popularity and people employ this method for almost any kind of fish. Fly fishing is used in both fresh water and seas as well. The techniques used in fly fishing of course vary depending on the location. For example, seas, lakes and rivers have differing conditions and hence the techniques used will vary as well. There is a lot of fly fishing equipment on sale and one gets a lot of choice in the type of equipment. Depending on your budget and needs, you can choose the necessary equipment for your fly fishing trip.

When shopping for fly fishing rods, there are several parameters that one has to keep on mind and work on to choose the rod that suits them best. The primary parameter would be the material out of which the fly fishing rods are made. The two most commonly used materials are Fibreglass and graphite. Fibreglass is the more sturdy material, It is some what flexible and is the best all purpose multi-weather fly fishing rods. Beginners would be well advised to go for fibreglass fly fishing rods. Graphite fly fishing rods are much more expensive. They are also quite light weighted and hence are preferred by advanced fly fishers who want a more accurate cast.

The action of fly fishing rods is another important criterion. The action is determined by the flexibility of the rod with varying levels of flexibility having their own advantages. Expert fly fishers would prefer slow action fly fishing rods when they are in the hunt for small light fish. These fly fishing equipment, are quite light and offer a lot of bend through the length of the rod which is useful when one needs higher accuracy. The extreme levels of bend though make it a little hard for beginners to handle. Medium action fly fishing rods are most popular especially among the newbies. These rods bend only towards the later half at the free end and are perfect for both long and short distance casts. Expert fishers who want a good fight with the big fishes will go for the fast action fly fishing equipment. These rods offer very little bend which is available only at the tip of the rod and hence are great when you need to cast through quite a distance and reel in quite big fish too. Beginners will not be able to handle these types of rods with ease due to the decrease in accuracy.

The final major parameter that ones looks at when buying fly fishing rods is the length of the rods themselves. A new fly fisher should be looking for a rod that is comfortable enough to control yet provide sufficient casting distance. Choose between short, medium or long rods depending on the action required with small rods having lesser action and longer rods being perfect for open sea long distance casting.

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Saltwater Fly Fishing

Author: Hunter

Fly fishing is fast catching up as an adventure sport and hobby of sorts. Fly fishing is quite different from still fishing as fly fishing needs more technique and provides better game too. In fly fishing, saltwater fly fishing and freshwater fly fishing at the two demarcated zones. Obviously freshwater fly fishing is when you are fly fishing in lakes and rivers whereas saltwater fly fishing is done in the open seas.

Salt water fly fishing is actually quite different from freshwater fly fishing. Besides the place where fly fishing happens, saltwater fly fishing uses larger sized tackle and hence requires more strength and the experience to handle it. This is because of several factors which include the size of the fish in the sea which are considerably bigger. Secondly, you will have to cast longer lines in the open seas and the tides and wind always play spoil sport in the sea.

Fly fishing guides will repeatedly tell one to spend a lot on the equipment and specifically on the fishing rod and to spend less on the reel. The fishing rod obviously is the most important aspect and a good rod is essential. One does not necessarily have to go for a high tech high priced rod, but spending on a good rod would be a good idea. As for the reel, the amount you want to spend on it can depend on what you allocate for the rod and reel budget. But do take care to buy a reasonably good quality reel that is saltwater useable. There is no point buying a reel that gets rusted or corroded in saltwater easily. Even with a saltwater reel, one must take good care of the reel and wash it after use every time so it's not exactly a maintenance free device either.

Fly fishing guides have a lot of recommendations for a person who plans to start of salt water fly fishing. Salt water fly fishing clearly is a little harder and dangerous than fly fishing in freshwaters and hence additional preparation is necessary. For starters, when salt water fly fishing, it is always good to have a spare rod in hand. The weather conditions and the fish themselves will play major roles in stressing the rod and hence an extra is always essential. Secondly always have secondary reel loaded with a line and also hold a wet tip which will allow for quick changeovers. A stripping guard is mandatory on your stripping finger. This is even truer in saltwater where a rope burn could occur in your fingers when you are not prepared to release the line in quick reaction. Injuring your finger and exposing it to salty conditions are not desirable at all during salt water fly fishing. Safety is essential like any fly fishing guide says and hence if you plan on salt water fishing off shore, always wear fly fishing vests that are reflective, waterproof and visible at all times. Similarly when going into the sea, it is always essential that you check weather conditions, tides and have all those details and maps on you to assist you on your fly fishing trip.

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Learn To Play Music On Guitar

Author: Fame Ahmed

When you learn to play music on guitar it is one of the most rewarding things you can learn. It can be used at a variety of occasions and can also be used to make money when you become experienced. I will try to show you some simple steps to learn to play music on guitar, but it requires a lot of patience and even more practice.

You have to remember there is no easy way out you have to practice or you won't perfect the things you have learnt. Try not to get frustrated if it does not come to you straight away because it will develop over time.

Reference material

There is a wide range of reference materials available in book and video form. These are all available on the internet. Classes are also a great way to learn to play music on guitar. In the first few pages of most guitar books there is always a short riff, and easy song's try. Start with them and practice those for a while until you are confident enough to continue.

Equipment

When it comes to buying a guitar go to a music shop and pick them up and hold them try to choose one that feels comfortable and if you still can't decide talk to the shop assistant and see if they have any tips and tricks for picking the right guitar. Don't be fooled by the price tag most of the cheap guitars are fine to begin with. When you first learn to play music on guitar you will not need a fancy guitar as most of the features will go unused and will only get in the way. However as you improve you may want to upgrade in small stages to suit your level of experience.

Classes and community lessons

There is a wide range of classes to learn to play music on guitar. Some classes are free or require a small donation. However most have a fee attached to cover the costs of teachers and equipment. When you participate in a free class, these are generally just as good as a paid class. All classes will help you with basics when you learn to play music on guitar. The best thing about classes is the hands on approach to learning; there is nothing better than having someone give you first hand knowledge on how to do something.

Practice make's perfect

There is no such thing as too much practice when you decide to learn to play music on guitar, but you need to spread that practice out. Don't burn yourself out to the point where you stop enjoying playing. Always remember that it's about having fun and the second it stops becoming fun don't do it anymore. There is no point pushing yourself to do something you don't want to do.

Always remember that when you learn to play music o guitar it's not just for you it's for everyone one else to enjoy as well so don' be afraid to share your new talent with your friends and family.

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An Overview of Fly Fishing Shops

Author: Phillip Conrad

There are many shops that cater exclusively to the sport of fly fishing. Whether you are looking for them in your hometown or online, you can find plenty of places to shop for your fly fishing supplies.

Amassing your fly fishing gear doesn't have to be a headache. There are many places that sell supplies and apparel for fly fishing - all you have to do is look for them. Shopping for fly fishing gear can be a very enjoyable expedition albeit an expensive one. But when you love a sport, you will want to have the best equipment you can find.

Online fly fishing shops offer you the convenience of shopping from your home and they will deliver your product right to your door. You will have many more choices when you shop online, and the selection will be everything you could ever think of. Following are a few of the websites we've found that offer a wide variety of fly fishing supplies.

The Fly Fishing Shop (www.flyfishusa dot com) has both an online store as well as a brick and mortar shop in Welches, Oregon. They offer everything from rods and reels to pontoon boats. They have been in business for over twenty-two years and even offer free shipping for orders over $50.

The Orvis Company (www.orvis dot com) has long been a well-known manufacturer of quality fly fishing equipment, and their online shop offers all kinds of supplies for the fly fisher. They have clothing, gifts, and collectibles as well as home furnishings and hunting supplies.

The Hook and Hackle Company (www.hookhackle dot com) has just about everything in their shop that a fly fisher would need. They have an extensive amount of fly tying supplies plus separate parts of fly fishing rods so you can build your own rod. They also offer waders, footwear, and much more.

Like many other online fishing shops, Angler's Lane (www.anglerslane dot com) also has a storefront in Virginia where they sell their fishing supplies. You can order rods, reels, flies, and clothing from their online shop, too. They have a special section with products on sale and boast discounted items daily.

There are a lot of fly fishing shops out there. While it can be much more satisfying to be able to pick up a rod and know how it feels in your hand, you can often find some great deals through an online shop plus you're likely to find less expensive merchandise.

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Shimano Trevala: Keep Jigging With Shimano Rods

Author: Rob Fuering

The Fishing Trend

Fishing today is a complex practice. Back then, it was just the plain livelihood means for the people. Today, it has taken on various forms and has become a professional and a recreational sport. Fishing as a recreation and sport has been a widely accepted trend. Although it follows certain rules, laws, conventions, and licensing restrictions, many are still followers of this sport. Recreational fishing entails the use of rods, reels, hooks, lines and a variety of baits, even artificial baits like at times. Fishing aficionados who are into recreational or sport fishing may log in their catches and participate in fishing competitions. Deep jigging later boomed which involves fishing with a jig. It became popular to anglers because the technique lures several hard to catch marine species.

The Jigging Practice

Deep jigging was first introduced in Japan in the early part of the 1990s. The practice originated with catching blue fin tuna even to a depth of more than 500 feet. Deep fishing with a jig involves having a fish bait with a lead sinker and a hook that is covered with a soft body. As opposed to the ordinary bait that moves horizontally, jigging creates a vertical jerky reflex. It can be used in both fresh water and salt water. There are a variety of species that are attracted to the lure of jiggers, which made it popular to the anglers. Even a hard to catch fish gets caught with deep jigging. When deep jigging was popularized, Shimano Trevala was introduced exclusively for deep jigging lovers.

Deep Butterfly Jigging with Shimano

Shimano Trevala fishing rods are best used with other Shimano Butterfly jigging series. They are featured with the TC4 construction that is doubly wrapped with an inner horizontal layer of dynamic fibers and high modulus graphite. This makes the Shimano rods construction hard yet durable and lightweight. The complete line of Shimano's Butterfly series along with the Shimano Trevala Jigging Rods were inspired from the Japanese style of jigging rods. They are fast and strong with extreme pulling power. Shimano Trevala is the fishing rod best used for deep jigging. When used with a Shimano Butterfly Jig, no fish is finicky enough not to bite into the lure. It's unique action on the fall and retrieve makes the Shimano Trevala one of the best fishing rods used by most anglers.

Shimano Trevala Components

Shimano Trevala is built with lightweight and durable materials. It has the following components that make the Shimano Trevala Jigging Rods one of the best loved fishing rods by anglers who are into jigging:

Fuji Reel Seat
Fuji Alconite and Fuji Hardloy
Gudebrod Thread
EVA Rear Grip and Fore Grip
Convenient Hook Keeper
Gimbal

Having a Shimano Trevala will make your big game fishing more exciting and fun. You can shop for these durable Shimano rods from Sea Isle Tackle. You may get online to purchase the complete line of jigging rods from one of the best manufacturers-Shimano Company.

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Casting or Spinning Fishing Reels: Which to Use?

Author: Robert Feuring

Although there are a large number of fishing reels available in the world, you'll actually probably end up focusing on only two types - casting or spinning - unless you're interested in doing some very unique of challenging fishing. Even though you've limited your options to just these two types, that doesn't necessarily mean you're going to have an easy decision when it comes to fishing reels.

Let's look at some of the differences between these two types of fishing reels.

Casting Fishing Reels

If you're an inexperienced fisher, you're probably not going to be able to use one of these reels right away. Instead, you'll need to get a little more experience because they can be a challenge. However, fishers who are a little more experienced do tend to like these fishing reels better. That's often because these reels allow you to catch larger fish because they can support heavier lures and lines.

At first, you may have trouble casting the reel. However, once you have more experience you'll find that these reels actually allow you to make more accurate casting.

These are also better for salt water fishing, especially if you purchase a one piece blank. When you use a one-piece fishing rod, it's less likely to be damaged by salt water. Many of these reels come with built-in drag systems that give you more control over the line's resistance.

Spinning Fishing Reels

As you can probably guess, spinning fishing reels are a better choice for beginners or for people who just don't know much about casting. Because the line is propelled by the bait or lure, these types of reels used to require a heavier lure. That's no longer true and spinning fishing reels can be used with a wide range of bait and lure, as well as for any type of fishing.

If you decide to choose spinning fishing reels, make sure you pay attention to the retrieve on that reel. These can be left-hand, right-hand, or either-hand. You want to choose one that will work best for you.

Like casting reels, you can use spinning reels even in salt water fishing. However, you'll want to be careful about the reel you choose. You need one that comes with a skirted spool because this will keep out the moisture and water from the reel which prevents the corrosive effects of the salt crystals.

Other Fishing Reels

Of course, these are only two types of fishing reels. You may eventually want to pursue other types of fishing, such as fly fishing, which will require very specific equipment if you're going to be effective.

In those cases, you'll want to do some additional research and talk to some experts who are familiar with those specific types of fishing. You may also want to get your own experience with this new fishing experience by borrowing someone else's reels.

Choosing Your Fishing Reels

When you do make your decision, remember you can find the fishing reels for your needs by going online to stores such as Sea Isle Tackle.

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Learn to Play the Electric Guitar Free Online

Author: Fame Ahmed

You were all probably very excited when you got your first guitar. Then, if you are like most of the beginners, you were probably met by the frustration of not being able to learn how to play it. A dedicated guitar teacher could help you with that problem, but not all of us have the resources to afford private lessons.

Fortunately, there is a solution. Why not learn to play the electric guitar free online? There are several websites dedicated to help you learn the basics about playing the guitar and overcome the frustration feelings you usually come across when you're trying to be your own teacher.

Free Guitar Lessons Resources

If you've decided you want to learn to play the electric guitar free online, the first thing you've got to do is find a good resource. Look for one written by a professional guitar player. It is also important that they offer feedback, so that you will have someone to ask for help when you come across some difficulties.

Dan Cross, the guitar writer at About, has some useful tips for beginner guitarists. However, there are plenty of resources you can find to learn to play the electric guitar free online. Choose one that suits your learning style best. Most of them are written in standard notation and guitar tablature.

Guitar Chords

Here is what most resources designed to help you learn to play the electric guitar free online will probably teach you about chords:

l How to read a chord diagram
l Open position guitar chords: major, minor, seventh chords
l How to switch from one chord to another effectively
l Guitar songs that use open position guitar chords
l How to make up your own music
l How to create and play barre chords

The Pentatonic Scale

Some of you will probably want to learn more than the basics and get to play more complicated guitar riffs. Whether you want to play in Metallica's style, blues licks like Eric Clapton or Page or jazz songs like George Benson and Larry Carlton, they all have something in common. All of them use the pentatonic scale.

l Free online lessons on the pentatonic scale will probably teach you:
l Best practices for learning any scale
l Playing 5 different patterns of pentatonic scale
l A few pentatonic blues songs to get you started
l Learning about passing tone and how you can use it
l How to make up your own guitar riffs

If you want to learn to play the electric guitar free online, you will probably have to subscribe to a specialized website. Most of them will provide lessons starting at the beginner level and increasing in difficulty as they go further. However, to make sure they meet your learning style and your current level; you can always contact the guitar teacher and ask.

Online guitar lessons will not be able to replace a private teacher, who can provide you with personal attention monitor your progress and offer a high level of feedback. However, if you are a good autodidact, you will probably find some very useful online guitar lessons to get you started.

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Different Types Of Fishing Lures

Author: love

Fishing is a popular outdoor activity, which many people want to enjoy especially on weekends. Fishing is usually a family event but in cases of sports fishing, then it can be a group activity or in case of family joining the event, this usually involves several members of the family who have the inclination to fishing.

If you want to go fishing, you may want to know the types of fishing lures that will help you catch as much fish, as you want.

Lures now come in different forms and sizes. While there is this diversity, in some cases, fishes have already learned to recognize a fishing lure and can therefore avoid them. This is the reason why there are many different types of fishing lures in today’s fishing industry.

Let us now move on to the types of fishing lures and the effectiveness they have in a leisure activity or sporting activity.

Jig Fishing Lure

A jig fishing lure is a weighted hook with a lead head opposite the sharp tip. Often the jig involves a minnow or a plastics worm to get the attention of the fish. In this case, the operator will need to move the rod to move the jig, which adds to the attractiveness of the jig to the fishes.

Surface Fishing Lures

Surface lures are fishing lures that are used to mimic fish preys on top of the waters. They are usually used with popping sound or burbling sound, which adds to its attractiveness. The surface fishing lures need to be moving as well, the operators will need to apply movement skillfully to resemble of the real things. It will help him use the surface lures effectively.

Plugs

Plugs on the other hand are crank baits. These lures are designed to resemble the body shape of a fish and are made to run underwater. These plugs need to move to make sure that it will catch the attention of fishes and therefore lure them into the hook.

Spoon lures

Spoon lures are flashy fishing lures especially when it catches the light. It also moved in a wobbling or darting direction, this adds its ability to catch attention of the fish.

Artificial flies

Flies are preys for fishes. Thus, artificial flies are effectively used; they are commonly used with fly rods and reel in fly-fishing.

Swimbait

Swimbait is an effective fishing lure especially when it is designed like a minnow. Usually soft plastic minnow is reeled like a plug. They may sometime have swimming tails and thus they are called swimbaits.

Spinnerbait

Spinnerbait is likewise a fishing lure used in leisure fishing. This is made of pieces of wire bent in an angle with a hook in the lower end and towing a flashy spinner mechanism. The movement catches fishes' attention underwater.

These different lures do not need to be used all at the same time. However, having diversity especially if you are fishing in the same location often will help you enjoy your fishing expedition most of the time.

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