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Melanie A. Howard - Freshwater Fishing for Kids

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You drop your line in the lake and wait quietly. Soon you feel a tug. Do you have what it takes to reel in your big catch? Now is your chance to learn what you need to know about freshwater fishing history, gear, techniques, safety, and more.

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READ MORE Ross Nick Fishing Get Outdoors New York PowerKids Press 2010 - photo 1
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Ross, Nick. Fishing. Get Outdoors. New York: PowerKids Press, 2010.

Schwartz, Tina P. Freshwater Fishing. Reel It In. New York: PowerKids Press, 2012.

Walker, Andrew. How to Improve at Fishing. How to Improve at. New York: CrabtreePub., 2009.

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FACT In 2008 North Carolinas channel catfish record was broken by a man and - photo 2
FACT In 2008 North Carolinas channel catfish record was broken by a man and - photo 3
FACT In 2008 North Carolinas channel catfish record was broken by a man and - photo 4

FACT

In 2008 North Carolinas channel catfish record was broken by a man and his granddaughter fishing with a toy Barbie Doll rod and reel. The fi sh was 2 inches (5 centimeters) longer than the rod.

Your fishing pole tip dips. Its barely a tug. Maybe its the bait bouncing off thebottom of the lake. But reeling in your fishing line, you spot a tiny walleye skimmingthe surface of the water. The fish is barely bigger than your bait.

The walleye is halfway to the boat when you see a V shape slice into the water. Suddenlythe little walleye is dragged beneath the waves. You almost lose your grip on thepole as the line runs out with a high whirring sound. A great weight yanks againstyou. You brace the butt of the rod against your life vest. Your fishing pole nearlybends in half.

You reel in, fighting the rod tip out of the water. Grandpa grabs the net. A largenorthern pike glares up at you from just beneath the surface. Then the fish divesunder the boat. With a great heave, you haul the pike back to the surface.

FACT

In 2008 North Carolinas channel catfish record was broken by a man and his granddaughter fishing with a toy Barbie Doll rod and reel. The fish was 2 inches (5 centimeters) longer than the rod.

pumpkinseed sunfish largemouth bass on a jig Grandpa scoops the net into - photo 5

pumpkinseed sunfish

largemouth bass on a jig Grandpa scoops the net into the water and flips the - photo 6

largemouth bass on a jig

Grandpa scoops the net into the water and flips the northern pike into the boat.The pike isnt hooked at all. Its teeth are clamped onto the walleye!

Grandpa grins at you, and you grin back. Look at that green-eyed monster, he says,clapping you on the back. The pike is longer than your arm. Its a keeper.

STARTING WITH SUNFISH

Anglers new to the sport often start by fishing for sunfish. Sunfish come in manyvarieties, such as pumpkinseed and green. Bluegill, crappie, and black bass alsobelong to the sunfish family. Most sunfish reach a size of less than 8 inches (20cm) long, but a black bass can be as long as 32 inches (81 cm) and weigh up to 22pounds (10 kg).

Sunfish can be caught on simple weighted baits called jigs. They can also be caughton spinnerbaits , but often an angler will catch one using a float. This techniqueis also known as bobber fishing. When bobber fishing, the angler keeps an eye onthe float, or bobber. The bobber dangles a baited hook at a set depth in the water.If a fish hits the bait, the bobber will be pulled underwater. The angler sets thehook when the float plunges under the water

Casting a bobber in a shallow area where there are weeds or sunken logs is a goodway to catch sunfish. Sunfish are usually found in water that is no deeper than 30feet (9 meters).

bait something used to attract fish
spinnerbait a fake bait with blades that spinwhen it is pulled through the water


All on the Line

People have been fishing for thousands of years. It was an important source of food.The first fishers used hooks made of bone, wood, or stone. They tied the hooks tovines and pulled them by hand. The Ancient Egyptians fished. So did the Greeks andRomans. The Chinese fished with bamboo rods and silk line as earl as the 400s BC

Fishing for sport started in the 1400s. People who fish for sport are fishing forfun and not just food. Since it began sport fishing has grown more popular. Itsbecome a tradition in many families. It also has inspired many TV shows and led toan explosion of modern fishing equipment. Many competitions and records have sprungup around sport fishing.

Freshwater fishing is fishing for food or sport in bodies of water such as - photo 7

Freshwater fishing is fishing for food or sport in bodies of water such as riversand lakes. It is very popular in the United States. In fact, freshwater fishing hasa Hall of Fame in Hayward, Wisconsin. The Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame and Museumdisplays equipment used for freshwater fishing over the years. It also keeps recordsof famous anglers and the largest freshwater fish caught around the world.

FACT

More than 50,000 people visit the Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame and Museum in Hayward, Wisconsin, every year.

spinning reel and rod Modern fishing has come a long way from stone hooks and - photo 8
spinning reel and rod Modern fishing has come a long way from stone hooks and - photo 9

spinning reel and rod

Modern fishing has come a long way from stone hooks and vines. Todays freshwateranglers use a variety of fake baits and equipment, such as sonar fish finders. Afish finder usually tells an angler the water depth. It also shows fish swimmingin the water. Freshwater anglers try to catch many kinds of fish. Many people enjoyfishing for largemouth bass because these fish are easy to catch.


Reel Em In

Most freshwater fishing is done with rods that go with baitcasting, spincasting,and spinning reels. Rods used with baitcasting reels are very stiff. They allow anangler to cast heavy bait more easily. A rod used with a spincasting reel is similar,but it is meant for a lighter bait and line. A rod used with a spinning reel is different.This rods reel is mounted underneath the rod instead of on top. It is less idealfor casting, but it is more sensitive to a fish strike.

sonar a device that uses sound waves to find underwater objects; sonar stands for sound navigation and ranging

A rod and reel should be chosen based on the kind of fishing youre going to do.For example, if youre fishing for walleye with a jig, you should use a spinningrod and reel. Then you can feel when the fish bites. Experience also matters. Itsmuch easier for an angler with little experience to cast using a spincasting reelthan a baitcasting reel.

Going after large or tough fish requires more strength, patience, and skill. Theequipment needed also is more varied. The white sturgeon is the largest freshwaterfish in North America. It can grow as big as 1,500 pounds (680 kg). To catch it,an angler may need a heavy-duty sea fishing rod and reel. Large catfish can alsorequire a sea fishing rig.

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