Holiday Fishing

Nowadays, with the improvement of social life, more and more people have spare time for fishing. Especially, when the holidays arrive, everyone wants to go fishing. It's the ideal form of relaxation with its combination of fresh air and good company. When the crowds begin to arrive, however, it can turn into a fight for space.

First, go fishing at night. When it gets dark, you will always find some people on the lake or river but a majority of them will be fishing and not boating or water skiing. Make sure to bring the bug spray as the mosquitoes will definitely be out.

Second, wake up before dawn and go fishing. Most of the holiday fishing crowds won't be up that early unless they're as dedicated as you are. There may be a few people there, but most people prefer to sleep in on the holidays.

Third, head upstream to the small creeks. There won't be the large fishing boats or water skiers because the water is too shallow to accommodate them. These areas provide prime fishing for bass because the water is swift and cold.

Forth, hike up to the more desolate lakes and streams. Not as many people want to make the hike that's required to reach these areas with fishing gear. If you pack light, the hike can be as enjoyable as the fishing itself.

Fifth, go fishing on a friend's private property. They can control how many people are there, and you may get some privacy.

Now, if you don't like all of these, you'd better choose another entertainment way for holiday