maniac0788 asked:


Hi,

What are some good baits to use for freshwater fishing? I currently know that worms work good, what else is a good option?

We are going to be fishing for about 5-10 LB fish, how heavy should my line be?

How should I setup the line on my rod? should I put a weight on it to make it sink or should I just let it float?

Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!

The Frizzle Fry asked:


I basically know how to put it together and to put line on the reel, but I need the knot for tying a hook in and what bait to put on them. I’m mostly fishing for bass and other freshwater things in FL like mudfish and catfish. Don’t go into too much detail. Thank you!
and how to put on artificial bait and artificial worms, and live worms

raymond s asked:


i would like to open up a bait shop. with any type of bait you may need to go fishing.

nc_kickz asked:


I have been fishing a few times now. Sometimes when I feel a fish biting, I reel in too soon and it goes away. Is there anyway to make sure that the fish is caught on the hook and when should I start trying to reel it in after I feel the bite?
I go fishing in a river with live worms.

g0atse3 asked:


They’re not tapeworms, so not worries there.

I think they might be roundworms. If so, can they be used for fishing, or will the eggs in them contaminate the fish?
I tried dipping my a55 in the water. You know what getting bit by 5 snapping turtles feels like???

DO YOU???

♥trista asked:


…I was just thinking about this the other day. And dont give me some stupid answer like “the ground.” I know they come from the ground, but how do they dig up so many to put them into containers for people to go fishing with? who has the patients to do that anyways?