WELCOME to StartFishingNow.com! Everyone likes and needs a good fishing tip. Like a free gift, they are fun to give and receive. In such a diverse sport, we all could use a little advice along the way.

 

I have a very fond memory from twenty-five years ago when a good friend brought his young daughter along with us to catch some trout at one of our favorite spots. We were on the Kaweah River just below the Sequoia National Forest in northern California. I was having trouble getting my cricket to stay on hook. She had been practicing this skill longer than I and gave me a good fishing tip on securing crickets properly. She teases me to this day how, when she was six years old and I was thirty she was able to show me the trick to threading on a live cricket.

 

Everyone who likes to fish has probably had this experience. You are sitting at your favorite spot on the river, dock or lake and a new angler shows up and asks, what are they biting on today? Without even thinking about it you dispense a free good fishing tip.

It is like a welcome to my favorite spot, and I hope you have a successful day here also.

Needless to say, there are millions of places to find a good fishing tip. There are books, magazines, videos and plenty of information online. I hope you will find a good fishing tip you can use here on this site. I am by no means a professional angler.

I hope you will leave me a good fishing tip when you come visiting this site. I hope to set up a good fishing tip of the week or month contest soon.

 

It is no small wonder that the art of catching fish remains as popular today as ever.

The practice of this skill has been dated all the way back to the Mesolithic period which began about 10,000 years ago. The early cave man could probably give us a good fishing tip or two. I read somewhere that early fish hooks made of bone have been dated back to 4000 years ago. I think fish clubbing is still practiced. I’m not sure if that falls into the skill category. Hunger can bring out the worst or best in anyone.

 

Angling is an activity which can generate both long-term engagement, with many committing to the sport ‘for life’ and one which can lead to many other areas of interest and skill development such as camping, boating, and back packing. Angling is an important alternative to team sports for kids of all ages and skill levels.

It is a learning process that involves problem solving, acquiring skills, and development of the love of nature and our environment.

I have just recently started fly fishing. I hope I can share a fishing tip or two with you on that subject as I continue to learn myself. Just browse these pages whenever you please

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