Fishing is a favorite pastime for so many people from all over the globe. When you think about it, it makes perfect sense. In certain regions, fishing was the only way to ensure survival for generations. Today, the situation is widely different, and we can see that fishing became a hobby for millions of people. … Read more
Men and women are not from the same planet. Fishing is the proof you need for that claim. How many ladies are infatuated with fishing you now? Very few if any. How about men? They love it. Many of us do. There’s a whole science hiding behind fishing. That’s the norm. When it comes to … Read more
Do you love fishing? Do you wish you could do something more fun instead of just spending your weekend in front of the TV the whole day? If so, this is the article for you, so I hope we will have your full attention until the very end. In this ice fishing guide on a … Read more
So, you’ve heard about how fun fishing can be, and you want to start yourself, but don’t know how to? As a beginner, you’re probably going to think of it as complicated, but it doesn’t have to be. Skills will be developed fast if you arm yourself with some basic gear. The first thing you … Read more
Wild Goldfish are native to China but are now found in Lakes, ponds, and sloughs across the USA. They might be found where ever there is a combination of warm water, soft bottom and vegetation. Goldfish can hybridize with common carp and can compete with native fish. They should not be release into the wild. … Read more
The Mayan cichlid is native to some Central American waters of southeastern Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua. The mayan cichlid is not native to Florida, where this one was caught, but have established themselves in Southern portions of Florida. The Mayan cichlid has a general appearance of North American sunfishs. The body is of … Read more
Picture of a live Cutthroat Trout feeding on the waters surface through a hole cut in the ice by ice fisherman. The fish looks alot like a brown trout from above when the throat isn’t visible but the number of spots on the tailfin is a clear indication that this is not a brown trout.
The European perch (Perca fluviatilis) is found in Europe and northern Asia. It is usually dark green with red fins. It has been introduced into both New Zealand and Australia for commercial purposes. European perch occurs in slow-flowing rivers and deep lakes. They are most common in some of the brackish waters of the Baltic … Read more
Giant Damsel as the name implies is huge for a damsel fish. Most damsel fish raach only a few inches in length, but the Giant Damsel as you can see gets quite a bit larger. They range in the Pacific ocean from the central Gulf of California to the Galapagos islands and from north of australia … Read more
The Bigeye Scad is bluish-green to green above fading to white below. They have a black spot at the rear of the gill plate and sometimes a yellowish stripe along the side of the body. Bigeye Scad are a schooling pelagic species that occurs in tropical inshore waters circumglobly.