how to fish in rivers?
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Well, get a bank that is accessible, and hopefully flat.  If you happen to see any type of "downed trees" fish around there for bass, or, around rocky shores.  They love to hide in the rocks, but then again, you need to use a barber or float to save your hooks and lines.\n\nFor catfish, fish around embukments or pilings or piers.  \n\nI use worms for all fish.  Chunks of fish for catfish, doughball, or smelly chunks of raw meat that has been setting in the sun or has a strong odor.\n\nFlies, and spinner baits for bass.  Rappellas for deep water, off of piers, or boats.
590032
I'm up river about 120 miles, we fish the Miss river for catfish most of the time. Around some of the grain elevators are very good, where the spill soy beans & corn in the water.
618093
Go get a zebco rod and reel combo, preferably a 33 classic.  thats the best to start with. Then it depends on what fish you are trying to catch. If your in the south and trying to catch crappie or bass, get you a spinnig jig like a roadrunner.Also try live bait like minnows.  you can also catch bass on a plastic worm. If you want to catch some catfish, get some chicken livers(gross) they work magic. If your up north and want to catch pike or other stuff like that, I can't help you.
370249
a what???? You want to fish for magnets or paperclips or what? I have a vague idea how you could do this though, but I would need to know what you mean....
1055484
Use skein or power-bait with a #12 treble hook on a 6lb fluorocarbon leader with 1/8oz sinker and an indicater(small bober) try varios depths and allow to flow with current.\nSingle eggs or minnows on a snelled egg hook. as above.\nMaggots on a black mini-foo with split shot 2' above and indicator is my favorite.\nCasting spoons also works.\n\nhttp://steelheaduniversity.com/jigs.html
6371
try the upper Sacramento River \n\nhttp://www.fishsniffer.com/cmyer/051702sactrout.html
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On small rivers during the day I try to find places where there is alot of transition..... another small stream entering or a place where the bottom goes from sediment to hard surface.  That usually gives catfish a place to lie in wait for an easy meal during the daytime.  At night I go for the edges of the stream with structure... a fallen tree or overhanging tree and use limb lines.\n Flatheads seem to like both the transitional waters and shade.
343547
try catching salomon flys they will help you get any fish they are also called cicadas..
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Sacramento River Trout Fishing\n      Unlike many trout rivers, the fish biomass density in the Sacramento River is measured in thousands of fish per mile. Through careful management, the Sacramento River now boasts as one of America's great trout fishing rivers. It is not uncommon for fishermen to catch sometimes as many as 50 fish in a single outing!
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Live minnows for the flounder. Normally you can net them in the canals on the way there.\n\nRedfish love crabs. If you can get them alive. Hook them in the corner and take off their claws.
650836
Essentialy, you do it the same way you would from a boat. You're just comming at it from a different direction. Fish the cover; weed beds, stumps, rocks, or anything else that might hold fish.
613860
The best retrieve is the one that catches fish on any given day.  Different retrieves work in different circumstances.  Experiment a little until you hit one that works where you are.  Watch the insects or minnows you are mimicking and copy them. Good luck.
590684
fishin, now thats what Im talkin bout... I reccomend usin power bait for trout, those are hard lil buggers to catch... also another thing I do before I park the boat to cast my pole, I dump a lil bit of that power bait crap right off the side of the boat Im fishin on to get em up near the boat so I can see em, then I catch one... also beef jerky is great for catching trout and catfish... hope this helps... y'all take it easy
522374
when u say tourer do you mean mobile home or caravan?.... either way u if u r in England  and mean  freshwater fishing it is at the moment the closed  season so u would have 2 find a site with a lake that is open all year round so i suggest u buy yourself a angling magazine and check out the classified ads at the back and then make a few phone calls.....sorry could not be of more help but if u can find somewhere......tight lines! or decide the area u want 2 visit and try 2 get a few tackle shop phone numbers  and ask them about local waters
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It all depends on where at in MT, what kind of fishing you like to do, and if you are just after catching fish or you want to catch a big one.  For flyfishing the best river is the Missouri just north of Helena about 30 miles next to Craig, MT.  Down south of Billings about 45 miles is Harlowtown and the Big Horn is there.  Both of these rivers have great rainbow and brown trout (avg size is 18-22 inches)  In the North west corner (Flathead Valley, where I live) is Flathead Lake which has many different species, if you are not familiar with the lake I would suggest hiring a guide to show you the ropes this lake is fished with a boat and usually downriggers.  Just across the mountains from here is the blackfoot indian reservation (special $10/day or $60/yr permit required) and there is approx 6 lakes over there that are stocked with rainbows and it is not uncommon to catch fish that weigh 8 lbs. or more, they can be fished from boat or shore, fly or spinner.  Other than that there is multitude of places with great fishing in MT, just ask around and usually you will at least get pointed in the right direction.  GOOD LUCK!!!
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the following web page has a listing of some Denver area lakes, reservoirs, rivers and streams where you can fish, as well as the types of fish available\n\nhttp://www.coloradofishing.net/ft_denver.htm
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ummm try a fishing shop