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		<title>The Experience of Peacock Bass Fishing</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Peacock bass fishing, or fishing for the butterfly peacock or speckled peacock, is exciting freshwater fishing. These bass are natives of the Amazon River of South America and can also be found in the waters of Colombia, Venezuela, the Dominican Republic, Malaysia, Panama, Singapore and warmer locations in the USA.  The peacock bass fishing began [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a target="_blank" href="http://beginnerflyfishing.net/Peacock_Bass_Fishing.html">Peacock bass fishing</a>, or fishing for the butterfly peacock or speckled peacock, is exciting freshwater fishing. These bass are natives of the Amazon River of South America and can also be found in the waters of Colombia, Venezuela, the Dominican Republic, Malaysia, Panama, Singapore and warmer locations in the USA. </p>
<p> The peacock bass fishing began when this species of bass was intentionally put into the freshwaters of Florida by fish and game officials to help rid their waters of fish such as the Oscar, Midas cichlid, and the spotted tilapia. Due to the warm water conditions in particular areas of Florida, the butterfly peacock bass have flourished. These tropical fish cannot survive in lower water temperatures.</p>
<p> Peacock bass fishing started after these fish were dropped into the warmer freshwaters of Florida in 1984 by fish and game officials to go after environmentally destructive fish like the Oscar, Midas cichlid, and the spotted tilapia.  Due to the warm water conditions in particular areas of Florida the peacock bass have vigorously grown in population. The peacock bass love temperate locations and cannot tolerate colder water temperatures.</p>
<p> Scheduling a peacock bass fishing trip with one of the many guides in Florida is affordable and relatively easy.  The serious peacock bass fisherman should consider planning a trip of a lifetime to the Amazon River or to the lakes and rivers of Venezuela.  This is the ultimate in peacock bass fishing.  Imagine fishing with the sounds of the jungle in the background and parrots and monkeys greeting you at every turn.</p>
<p> The peacock bass can be hooked by fly fishing, artificial or live bait fishing.  They prefer live bait and can be located during daylight hours.   It is recommended to use a fly rod with 5 or 6 weight depending on where you are fishing.  Good reels, high quality line with fast action rods and sharp hooks to penetrate quickly are necessary.  <a target="_blank" href="http://beginnerflyfishing.net/Fly_Fishing_Equipment.html">Fly fishing equipment</a> can be provided by the guide if preferred.  A good pair of Polaroid glasses will allow you to spot these beautiful fish as they hit. The fierce and powerful peacock bass guarantees the thrill of an exciting fishing battle. Each day will provide an angler with a chance hooking up to 10 or 20 of these fish and bagging at least one 15 pounder.  </p>
<p> The emotional excitement of peacock bass fishing is invigorating.  The excitement of hooking up to this aggressive fighter and landing it is worth the cost of the trip.<br /> After successful day of peacock bass fishing imagine taking home a keepsake replicate of this prize catch?  The locals can produce such a lifelike replica of your catch that often they are better than most traditional skin mounts.  The fisherman need only provide the taxidermist with a photo and measurements and he will produce a beautiful souvenir for you to take home.</p>
<p>You may have taken <a target="_blank" href="http://beginnerflyfishing.net/Florida_Fishing_Trips.html">Florida fishing trips</a> all your life and be a native Floridian, but if you have not had the thrill of hooking up to a renown fighting peacock bass you haven't fished!</p>
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		<title>Tips for Beginner Fly Fishing</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[When people are watching fly fishing on television they get the impression that beginner fly fishing a simple. However, what you are seeing on television is definitely not beginner fly fishing, what you are generally seeing is fly fishing being executed by professionals who have had many years of experience perfecting the techniques. Also because [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When people are watching fly fishing on television they get the impression that beginner fly fishing a simple. However, what you are seeing on television is definitely not beginner fly fishing, what you are generally seeing is fly fishing being executed by professionals who have had many years of experience perfecting the techniques.</p>
<p>Also because it's television, you can bet that everything going right on the first take are pretty slim. Television programs have a way of making things look easy which is appealing to anyone watching the program, and this is why individuals get the idea that beginner fly fishing is easy. For sure beginner fly fishing is definitely not easy, so here are some tips you will probably need for you to get started</p>
<p>Fly Fishing Equipment:</p>
<p>The equipment you need is a reel, rod, and <a target="_blank" href="http://www.flyfishingforyou.com/">fly fishing line</a> plus a fly of course. Lots of individuals, may their first mistake with beginner fly fishing by getting the wrong line. You'll find that fly fishing line is heavy and thicker than standard line for two reasons. Firstly, sinkers and lures are not used in fly fishing, therefore, there's nothing to weigh the line down. Consequently the line itself needs to be weighty in order for you to fly cast it correctly. It is also thicker because you need to cast with accuracy and that is hard to do with lighter line. So make sure that for your beginner fly fishing expedition you get the proper supplies and tools to get the job done.</p>
<p>Don't Skimp:</p>
<p>Many people will attack <a target="_blank" href="http://www.flyfishingforyou.com/">beginner fly fishing</a> with a mind to catch fish and no mind on the <a target="_blank" href="http://www.flyfishingforyou.com/">fly fishing equipment</a> they will use to get the job done. Never skimp on your equipment because if you buy cheap equipment and it fails on you at the beginning of your trip then you have a long fishing trip ahead of you. Get the best reel you can afford and the best pole you can find. You can ask someone at the sporting goods store but you are better off asking someone you know that fishes because sporting goods store clerks love to see people in beginner fly fishing and try to sell them stuff they don't need.</p>
<p>You can be sure that fly casting is definitely the most difficult thing to do in fishing so you will need practice. Be sure to take your time getting used to fly casting, because you're fly fishing success will depend upon it.</p>
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		<title>All About Getting The Right Fly Fishing Gear</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 23 Oct 2008 22:04:03 +0000</pubDate>
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<p> When it comes to any sport or favorite past time, there is a huge importance that is placed on having the right equipment to make the most out of the experience. This is no different when it comes to fly fishing gear because you have to have the right stuff in order to do it right and to even give yourself a shot at catching something. Whether it is the fly fishing tackle or the rods you will be using, there is nothing more important in this sport then having the right supply of fly fishing gear.</p>
<p>When you dont have the right kind of fly fishing gear, you shouldn't even attempt to go fly fishing because you wont catch anything. The problem is though, when you're beginning to build your collection, you may be a little puzzled as to what you should and should not buy. A idea that will help you figure out what kind of fly fishing gear you need to use is read books and magazines on fly fishing. These places will have ample information that will make the most of your fly fishing trip.</p>
<p>Time To Start Purchasing The Goods</p>
<p>If your money situation can afford it, it is always best to start out by purchasing a brand new rod as a part of your fly fishing gear. When you first experience fly fishing, old or used rods wouldn't be beneficial because they would break easier then new rods. By going with strictly new fly fishing gear, you are bettering your chances of having outstanding equipment that will last you a long while. Also, it always feels good to have new things and that can be apart of the excitement of your fly fishing adventure.</p>
<p>To get the best quality of fly fishing gear that your willing to spend, you might want to check out well known fly fishing sites. These types of places are known for giving the best deals around and having a great variety of items as well. The variety of fly fishing gear that you will need will defiantly make your fly fishing trip better. </p>
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