how to make dough balls for fishing?
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any flavor of jello and add flour, sugar and a little soft. Make the mixture kinda doughy and then put in the refrigerator.
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I use a fiberglass stick about 3 ft long and a net that is 2 ft round on a 3ft stick. Use the fiberglass stick to tease the lobster out of the hole by gently touching its feelers or by touching the hind quaters. They swim backwards so when they come out of the hole place the net behind them and tap them with the stick to scare them in the net. They must be legal size, You must have a crawfish license (sold at most bait shops) and you cannot detail them before you get to shore.
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If there is a bait shop near the pier than go and talk to the fisherman. (the ones who are catching fish)  But usually the bait store guy will tell you because his buddys are giving him the report. The most siimple way to rig is the top and bottom wire riggs, 1,2,3and maby 4, oz weights. dipending on what is biteing, use a #1 or # circle hook, if sea trout,(the stealth bombers of the sea) use somthing smaller cause they can hit and run in 2 seconds flat and steal your bait.  all of this stuff is cheap enough so buy a few extras cause your going to loose some on rocks and seaweed. 20 dollars will have you fishing for a month or two.
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Use plastic worms and plastic lizards.  I right now am using a spinner and that is working well, I am using white.\nAlso what works well is a thing called a brush hog in green color.  It gets the big fish.  Look at http://bassproshop.com for more ideas
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You lay it out on a pine board slightly longer than the fish. Put it in the oven at 350 degrees, bake for 45 minutes. Then you pull it out, throw avay the trout, and eat the pine board. I don't know how anybody can eat those oily things. They're fun to catch, though when the bass aren't biting.
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this is a good one,I love to bullhead fish,slide a dipsey swivel sinker (a 3/8 oz one will do)onto your line,and then tie a hook to the end of your line( there is a good way to tie fish hooks described on ihow.com)and then clamp a splitshot sinker about a foot up from your hook,but between your hook and swivel sinker,the split shot should be around equal wieght,there is a basic bullhead rig.
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You don't need to make your own dough balls just buy a can of pillsbury biscuit dough,trout will eat it up.
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Use skein or power-bait with a #12 treble hook on a 6lb fluorocarbon leader with 1/8oz sinker and an indicater(small bober) try varios depths and allow to flow with current.\nSingle eggs or minnows on a snelled egg hook. as above.\nMaggots on a black mini-foo with split shot 2' above and indicator is my favorite.\nCasting spoons also works.\n\nhttp://steelheaduniversity.com/jigs.html
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To bank a shot. . . use the diamonds to give you direction.  This can be a 90 degree angle, or a 45 degree angle.  Simply, take your pool stick place it over the white ball, the ball you want to hit, and pick a diamond on the table for a destination. Next, you'll observe what angles are formed from this choice.  You then make a choice if the angles formed can put the little ball in a hole.\n\nHave fun, hope you sink lots of 'em.
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I have found that the best retirieve to catch bass would have to cast it out as close to weeds, or logs, or rock cover as you can, keep your rod tip up and you line taut.  Let the worm sink and usually you will get the hit on the initial fall.  If not, let the worm sink to the bottom.  Then give the worm a few tugs, very small tugs, remember, you have to make it look real, so huge tugs make it look like a super worm, and may result in a hit, but, not many.  After you have given 2,3 maybe 4 little tugs on the worm, let it sink again.  I have found that most hits occur as the worm is falling.  So it is a must to keep your line taut, or you won't even feel the strike.  You must also keep your eye on your line where it enters the water.  Sometimes, you don't feel the hit, even with a tight line, but you will see your line either twitch, or move off to one side or the other.  Be ready to set the hook.  I prefer the YUM dinger in the 4 inch model and 6 inch model, in the watermelon seed color with gold flakes. They have a small slit in the worm to hide the hook in, resulting in easier, and better hook-ups.  Bill Dance once said "Any color and size of worm is good, as long as it is 6 inches and purple."  Try watermelon seed first, it seems to work everywhere.  Purple, black, red, and watermelon seed  also seem to work well.  But you have to experiment to find a good color. Here are a few sites to get you started.  I also have found that if the YUM dinger doesn't work, the YUM 6 inch ribbontail usually does.  If niether of those work, I try the YUM hawgtail, and almost always catch bass with 1 of the 3.  I would be lying if I told you that these three soft plastics have not improved my catch ratio per fishing trip, than any other plastics, and lures combined. I have found that using worms, I have found that it makes little difference on the water condition, when fishing a worm.  I have caught bass in muddy water, clear water, and in between with a worm, as well as at night. Bass have a "sensor" called the lateral lines. The bass can feel the worm before they see it.  In fact the largest bass I have ever caught was caught on a YUM dinger, at 2 a.m. during a full moon. But I have also had good bass at night when it was cloudy out. I prefer to Texas rig my plastics, most always wieghtless, on a 1/0 worm hook.  Have fun, and tight lines.
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Homemade flour tortillas. Make them (recipes are all over the net). Then cut the tortillas into pie shapes before you bake them. As you are baking them, use a temperature that is 50' above the recommended temp. They'll come out crispy.\n\nHEART HEALTHY FLOUR TORTILLAS\n\n6 cups flour\n1 teaspoon baking powder\n1 1/2 to 2 cups warm water\n1 teaspoon salt\n1/2 cup corn oil\n\nMix dry ingredients, add oil and blend;add 1 1/2 cups warm water. Mix well;if it’s still too dry, add a little more water;knead dough. Make into balls about the size of a medium egg, rub with oil and let rest 15-20 minutes while covered. Roll out each ball with a rolling pin. Bake on a hot griddle until bubbly on top and turn over and cook on the other side. Makes 1 ½ dozen, 8 1/2 inches in diameter. \n\nIf you bake these instead of using a hot griddle (at 400' - preheated), they will come out crispy for you. You'll just need to monitor them to make sure they don't burn.\n\nSorry it took me so long to get back to you.
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How about this :  Take 2 tbspns brown sugar,  1/4 sake (rice wine) 2 tbspns soy sauce and 2-3 tbspns red miso paste and blend them together. Fillet the fish and brush the mixture liberally over it (skin side down).\nPlace in pre heated oven at 450 degrees for around3-4 minutes.  This is good along with wild rice and maybe a nice crisp spinach salad.  Enjoy !
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snickerdoodle\n\nMix together thoroughly .... \n\n2 Cups Soft Shortening \n3 Cups Sugar \n4 Eggs \n\nStir in ... \n\n5 1/2 Cups Sifted Flour \n4 Teaspoons Cream of Tartar \n2 Teaspoons Soda \n1 Teaspoon Salt \n Instructions .... \n\nChill Dough for 1-2 Hours. \nRoll into balls the size of walnuts. \nRoll balls in mixture of sugar and cinnamon. \nPlace on cookie sheet. \n\nBake at ... \n\n400 degrees F. \n8-10 Minutes. \nBake until slightly brown. \nLet cool a few minutes. \nRemove to cooling rack. \nMakes about 8 dozen 2 1/2" cookies. \n\nTest a Cookie Immediately!!
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I'm sure they love play dough! Make your own (2 c. flour, 2 TBSP cream of tartar, 1c. salt--mix well, add 2 c. water and 2 TBSP baby oil, stir well, microwave in 1 minute increments stirring between each until the consistency of mashed potatoes, cool until you can handle it, divide and add food colorings) My son just built an entire mountain/river/floodplain/ocean/etc... scene with this. It will dry overnight. Let them use their imagination and build a city! Explore what combining different colors produces. They can make their creations in a soda flat (like 4 6 packs would come in) and after they dry, paint with glue to seal. Even my 2 year old loves to play with it.
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I lived in Jacksonville, Florida all my life. My bass-club had a tournament out of Talquin in the late 90's. \n\nI think you should be throwing 7 inch Berkley "Power-worms" in "Red Shad/Green Glitter" or "Camo" colors.\n\nTry a 1/4 OZ "Titanium" spinner bait with "GOLD" willow-leaf blades and a "red/chartreuse" skirt. \n\n"Hank Parker's" "Classic" spinner-bait works TOO!\n\nThe guy who won that particular tourney put his trolling motor on at a brisk pace, threw spinner-baits until he found fish, then slowed down and thoroughly worked the area with "Power-worms",( he ended up wining over $600).\n\nAlso, try the new "Senko" 5" stick bait in "cinnamon/black/Merthiolate tip" color. I have heard this bait works VERY well "walked" across weed tops and weed-lines.\n\nIf all else fails, try "downsizing" your line diameter("Berkly Fireline" size 4/10), using a "spinning" reel, and throw 1/8 & 1/4 OZ, "Beetle-spins" with curly-tailed bodys in "Black body/silver blade" or "Chartruese body/ gold blade". \n\nIf you find a concentration of "spooky" Bass, try throwing a "Yum" "Zellamander"(no weight), Texas-style rigged, "water melon/red-flake" color.  \n\nCast to wood! Cast along weedlines! GOOD LUCK!
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try plenty of fish .com
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If you are fishing from the side you should rather make use of the sliding sinker method.\n\nSinker = 1ft line tied to sinker end of line you must tie a swivel.\nHook = 1ft line tied to hook end of line you must tie a swivel.\n\nNow run main line through the eye of the swivel that is connected to the sinker. Now tie the main line to the swivel that is connected to the hook. Fish will now be able to swim off with the hook with out feeling the weight of the sinker