New TrophyRoom.com Pro Staff Blog Loaded with Hunting and Fishing Experts
Denver, CO (PRWEB) March 2, 2010 -- TrophyRoom.com officially launches its Pro Staff Blog series, by bringing in industry experts and veterans to contribute top quality content on whitetail deer and waterfowl hunting, salt and freshwater fishing.
The line up of contributing bloggers is:
Mick Hellickson Ph.D.
Mick, chief deer biologist at the King Ranch, is now TrophyRoom.com’s contributing whitetail deer expert. View Mick’s Shed Antler Hunting (http://trophyroom.com/blog/hunting/2010-03-01/shed-antler-hunting/) blog post.
Nathaniel Linville
Nathaniel, holder of three IGFA salt water world records and owner of The Angling Company in Key West, is providing salt water fishing commentary with an emphasis on fly fishing. View Nathaniel’s Angling the Barracuda (http://trophyroom.com/blog/fly-fishing/2010-03-01/angling-the-barracuda/) blog post.
Nathan Zelinsky
Nathan, professional walleye angler and operator of Colorado’s Tightline Outdoors, is covering fresh water fishing and success strategies. View Nathan’s Ice Fishing – A Plan and a Little More (http://trophyroom.com/blog/fishing/2010-02-24/ice-fishing-a-plan-and-a-little-more/) blog post.
Jay Longhauser
Jay, Zink Calls Pro Staffer and waterfowl hunting expert is covering duck and goose hunting. View Jay’s Spring Snow Geese (http://trophyroom.com/blog/hunting/2010-03-01/spring-snow-geese/) blog post.
These experts are the first TrophyRoom.com Pro Staff Bloggers. “Mick, Nathaniel, Nathan and Jay are all extremely talented individuals in their respective fields and we are looking forward to learning from their experiences with the rest of our readers,” says Paul Cownie, President of TrophyRoom.com. “All of these guys are progressive, forward thinking people who will bring a wealth of knowledge and information to the Pro Staff blog. We’re excited to say the least.”
View and comment on TrophyRoom.com’s Pro Staff Blog Series at TrophyRoom.com/blog.
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Ice Fishing Tip Up - Free Tips
When it comes to ice fishing a few tips can make your outing that much better. First and foremost know the lake or river that you will be fishing on. I cant tell you how many people fall through spring fed lakes simply because they didn’t realize some spots don’t freeze over. Second you must have the right gear for ice fishing. I won’t tell you how to dress but do dress warm (you’re on ice) When it comes to the equipment you bring with I recommend the following: A typical children’s type sled to pull your gear onto the lake. A 5-gallon bucket to hold your gear (also makes a nice seat). Dont forget your fishing tip ups or a jig pole. Ice auger for drilling through the ice. Also a ladle to scoop out the ice from the hole. Hand warmers are al ...
Ice Fishing Tip Up - Free Quick Tip
Ice Fishing Safety Tip - Remember a few rules when venturing out on the ice:
1. Always make sure the ice is strong enough to support you.
2. Try to take along a friend.
3. Let someone know you are going out ice fishing.
4. If you hear the ice starting to crack, stand still. Do Not attempt to run!!
5. Clear ice is actually stronger than cloudier ice.
Ice Fishing Tip Up - Free Quick Tip
Ice Fishing Tip - Where to fish?
Start off shore about 30 - 50 feet. Set your tip ups about 20 feet apart working out from the shore, creating a visual straight line or drag line. Bait your tip up with a minnow or shiner & adjust the depth accordingly.
Ice Fishing Tip Up - Free Quick Tip
Ice Fishing Tip Up - Jig Fishing Quick Tip.
Jigs are designed to be fished on or near the bottom. Try to judge water depth and currents when selecting the weight of your jig lure. Use common sense when you choose your jig. If you dont feel the jig hitting the bottom of the lake or river, try using a heavier jig.
Ice Fishing Tip Up - Free Quick Tip
Ice Fishing Tip - Tip Up Line Selection
When ice fishing... line does matter. Choose the correct pound line for ice fishing. Unless you are fishing for Musky or Northern, a lighter pound test line works well in cold water. The heavier the test, the more of a chore to handle.