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Here we will explain the basics of wreck fishing

What is wreck fishing? Wreck fishing when fishing is on sunken wrecks. The wrecks can be anything from boats to submarines that were at depths from 70 to 300 meters into the seabed. The remains may be the first and second World War in general or watch the ships lost. There size varies from 20 feet to over 250 feet long

Wrecks can be any thing, just one mile from the coast to 35 / 40 miles offshore, which may mean that it will take several hours to steam to get elected wrecks

There are two ways to wreck fishing - always drifting over the wreck with the tide or at anchor. The style depends on the tides and depth found in the wreck. The pattern always be permitted now, what kind will be subject to fishing in the boat

How do you know the patterns of charter boat were these wrecks are? Well, may be a case of Captain literally spends many years of trial and error to find them. Or there are plenty of books that probably makes the list demolition

The masters also use the latest electronics to help. If you ever look in a cabin boats side you will see a variety of fish finders and GPS navigation aids

What kind of fish you catch?

The idea is to go wreck fishing beer after the fish holding in shipwrecks. Fish are attracted to wrecks, as it offers a reef / rock culture as environments

This means that fish can hold in wrecks, because they offer shelter from the tides and a food source

Fish that are generally concentrated in wreck fishing are

Pollock
Bass
Conger
Ling
Cod

Fish Sizes vary but can catch fish just a few kilos of weight and to more than 100 pounds (conger eel)

Wreck fishing off

Quick tip - get adequate boom demolition of about 10 to 15 inches long, as keeping up the flow outside their main line of

Pirks - These are lead lures made with a sharp hook at the bottom of the Pirk. You can use them in combination with muppets

Pirks - are worked by jig them (to lift the bar up and down)

Shads - Fish-shaped baits that are worked by the winding

Worms - Worm-shaped lures that are worked by winding

Worms - usually happens overlooked, but can kill the bait and are worked by the winding

Quick tips

Vary the speed you that regain its lures and remember that the speed of the tide also affected by the action of attraction

From the pulldown menu will keep your finger on tail for you that you control the speed of decent. If you not only end up with a bird's nest (tangle)

When working your lures have how many laps down to the fish. This will save time if you are taking say 40 laps as you can quickly go to that depth

Has a good supply of equipment made or lose your platform in an accident that can be quickly replaced ready for the next drift

Bars You will need a reed boat standing as a Penn Ugly stick rods that curve is 20 pounds lighter to start working through the 50 pounds for big conger and ling

Reels

The reels are multipliers should be used. The reason for this is because they can withstand the weight of raising fish in such depth. They also conduct a line much more

Online There are two options for what type of line to use

Monofilament This line is the standard fishing line, which, as the benefits of being able to stretch a bit. As for his strength of this line can vary from 20 to 50 pounds, and more even if in doubt ask your boss for advice, but as a guideline 25 pounds will take care of most situations demolition.

The underside of the monofilament line is that the diameter of the line get caught in the tidal flow making the forward line and the result is that you have to use a lead weight beaver

If you are new to the demolition monofilament line is the best to go

Braid fishing line

This is a very low fishing line diameter that gives a great touch with both what is happening. Because the diameter of less may use less weight to the fish, which is a big jump when you pull the fish from the depths of a hundred feet or so

WARNING - Never use your hands to keep your line if you stuck in a wreck that you could lose your fingers. He gave a lot of line and then rape your round online a piece of wood, etc., and disposing of its toll-free. The master will always help you and have the right piece of kit for you free, if in doubt seek help from the Captain

Lures

Lures are made of plastic and the design for its action on the water. Coming a a variety and even bright colors (glow in low light conditions0

Like most fish to be addressed in the fishing remains are predatory fish (fish that prey and eat other fish), the most come from fishing lures

The three most common are shads / worms / Pirks and worms

All these are fished on a platform from which flows beneath the trace of anything from 6 to 15 to 20 feet long (remember the captain will help you with the best lengths).

Richard Cosgrif - http://www.fishing-forum.info
Great fishing forum for anglers who just want to talk fishing

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