Step 1
Attach the reel to your fishing pole. Follow the manufacturer's instructions.
Step 2
Put a line on the reel (see "How to Put a New Line on a Fishing Rod").
Step 3
Decide what type of bait or lures would be good for the type of fish you're after. Ask bait shop owners for their input.
Step 4
Attach clamp sinkers to the line. A good placement point is about 1 foot above the bait.
Step 5
Use a swivel if you're using snelled hooks, which are hooks with about 8 inches of line with a loop ready to attach to the swivel.
Step 6
Tie single hooks directly onto the line.
Step 7
Tie on lures and jigs if you're not using a swivel.
Step 8
Attach a bobber or floater, if needed, depending on the depth you wish to fish.
(eHow)
Sunday, July 11, 2010
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