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New How-To Fishing Videos

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on August 9, 2008
in Camping Tips, Family Vacation, Fishing Canada, Northern Pike Fishing, Smallmouth Bass Fishing, Trout Fishing, Walleye Fishing and Weekend Getaway
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Wanna know something about catching your favorite fish?

Love watching fishing shows on Late Nite TV? 

 

Check out the new section of How-To Fishing Videos!

Kick back and browse through our new collection of videos on How to fly fish, How to cast, and my favorite,
How to Bass Fish!

Find video from Fishing Tournaments and some hilarious Fishing Blooper Videos.

I’m especially happy to collect any Canada walleye fishing videos and homemade vacation videos that offer fishing tips for Crappie fishing, Fishing perch, Trout, Walleye, Northern Pike and other holiday sport fishing videos from around Ontario Fishing Camps and Fishing Lodges.

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Fishing Safety Tips

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on June 3, 2008
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Follow these Fishing Safety Tips to ensure great memories and a safe return home.

Put together the most complete first-aid kit you can. Add a smaller version for your vest or fanny pack. Take a first-aid class so you know how to use the kit - you may be hours from a hospital.
It may only take a few minutes to watch these videos Learn

A first aid kit is of utmost importance to always carry with you. We recommend Johnson & Johnson First Aid Pocket Pals™. Keep them handy in your car and in your tackle box.

When you’re planning on taking a youngster fishing, their safety and comfort should be of utmost importance — after all, this is a training session for a potential lifelong fishing partner! Help your children form a lifetime of water safety habits, enrol them in swimming lessons as early as possible.

When choosing a site for fishing, always consider safety factors. Because fishing is practiced in a variety of environments, evaluate factors specific to safety in each environment. If using a boat to fish, wear your life jacket and make sure that your passengers wear theirs, too.

Don’t fish in areas where it is not permitted. These areas have been declared “off limits” to fishing to protect wildlife, vegetation, or for your safety.

 

 

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