The Major Benefit Of Night FishingWritten by Daniel Eggertsen
Number One Benefit to Night FishingI think best thing about night fishing is that conditions are generally same as day fishing, but results are much better. Of course one reason that you will get better results is that nighttime is perfect opportunity to use Evening Secret. This technology is based on science and will bring fish to your spot in swarms. (http://www.eveningsecretfishing.com/specialsecret/benefit.php) If you find a good spot where fish are really hitting during day, you can go to that same spot at night and get even better results! The fish seem to hit harder at night as well, so it is almost easier to hook them at night than it is during day, even though it is harder to see line.
| | Taking Kids for a HikeWritten by Kathy Burns-Millyard
With a little planning and forethought, hiking with children can be a fun and rewarding experience. Hiking is a wonderful way to help them develop a love and respect for nature, stimulate their imagination and encourage them to stay active.Even Snoopy Hikes: A great way to introduce children to idea of hiking is through stories featuring their favorite animated characters. Several great children's books about hiking are available: "Curious George Goes Hiking," "Take a Hike Snoopy," "Berenstain Bears Blaze a Trail," and "Sheep Take a Hike," just to name a few. The stories give you an opportunity to talk about expectations before leaving home and give you something to refer to on trail. Where to Go: Start small children on short trails over easy terrain. In terms of ability, children can cover about 1 mile for every year they are in age. They may not want to hike that far, but they probably have ability to do so. Short attention spans are kept busy on trails occupied with activities along way (rocks to climb on, water to splash in, etc.). Older children are often motivated by promise of something at end a trail like a scenic vista or waterfall. Don't forget to plan for bathroom breaks and rest stops along way. Clothing and Footwear: Ideally, children (like adults) should be prepared for any weather and dressed in layers. They should also have access to suitable rain gear. Properly fitting hiking boots or tennis shoes are a must to avoid sore and tired feet. Leave open-toed shoes at home.
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