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RIVER FISHING TIPS
RIVER FISHING TIPS
By Ken Liebeskind
Yalesville, Connecticut
Some anglers sit on a river bank or wade through it and expect to catch fish, but if you follow these river fishing tips you'll do a lot better. Let's start with when you go fishing. Certain times are better than others and the weather is also important. You may have heard that fish bite better after it rains and muskie bite better when the weather's bad, so use this information to determine when you'll go fishing. Once you're on the river, our river fishing tips implore you to work the area in sections. Don't just jump in and start fishing in the spot that looks best. Make your casts into the current, then let your lure flow until it's below you and keep your line tight. Repeat this step and vary the length of your cast to cover the water entirely. Our river fishing tips also stress that you fish in deeper water.
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Deeper edges and pools are where the majority of fish congregate and deeper edges along the riffles are more productive. One of the most valuable river fishing tips is to tread lightly.
Sounds travel a great distance under water and may scare the fish away. Take light steps on the river bed as slow and steady as possible. Many anglers who go river fishing use live baits and the presentation of the bait is very important. The more realistic it looks, the better you'll do. Use gang hooks to add a natural look to your bait and bounce the bait off the bottom off the floor of the river to make a strong impression.
If you're river fishing on a sunny day, the Condor Sportsman sunglasses from NGC Sports are ideal because they screen out harmful UVA, UVB and UVC light and help you catch more fish -- the polarized lenses help you see through shallow water and increase your lateral vision so you can cast a wider net over the water. We've included the Condor Sportsman sunglasses in our river fishing tips because they're the perfect shades for a sunny day on the river. Please utilize our river fishing tips during your next river fishing expedition and good luck landing a big catch.
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