Fishing Guide

I am thinking about opening up a small guide service operating in the remote wilderness areas in Montana. I will not be fishing or hunting but guiding people on backpacking trips.

http://homebizseo.com/50states/Montana.html Montana Business License Department

which flies work best and would it be worth going with a guide ?

No, but if you have a boat I would’nt hire a guide. Go out on your boat or wade out and try for a weekend or two and try around using different flies and locations. You might find the honey hole and fill the cooler, but if you try a little and still don’t yield any fish go ahead and hire a guide. Look around a little and find a good deal, guides can get pricey.

I am 22, and weigh 9 1/2 stone. I want to lose another half stone to get down to 9 st. I am going to start tomorrow and use this rough guide a a food plan. I am slim looking, but having a bit of fat round my stomach, am I stupid for wanting to lose half a stone to get rid of the fat around my stomach? I know when to stop, and Im not too skinny(you cant see my ribs) is the recipe okay?Pancakes

* 1 cup rolled oats
* 1 cup fat-free cottage cheese
* 8 egg whites
* 1 teaspoon cinnamon

Directions

1. Blend ingredients in food processor.
2. Pour onto heated pan by the 1/4 Cup, cooking 2-3 minutes per side

MID MORNING SNACK

Low Fat yogurt or Boiled egg

DINNER

Salad with tuna or salmon, cottage cheese, lettuce, cucumber, spinach etc.

Egg or tuna sandwich with lettuce.

MID AFTERNOON SNACK

Low fat crisps (walkers Lites) or Boiled egg

TEA

Chicken or fish with lots of veg!!

Im trying to eat less carbs and more protein food! thanks
I not a midget but i think im petite, i am 5′ 3"

for best results reduce your carbohydrate intake, ie no breadds, rice etc if you must eat bread try and limit the amount 2 slices or so is fine

also i would recomend taking away the oats there high in cals and v high in carbs. also kick the crisps outta there, they maybe low fat but still full of garbage

also try and drink more water

Ok so I have a successful community freshwater tank. I work full time so but always aim to spend as much time as possible keeping the tank and fish in good condition. I have decided (as selfish as it seems) that I want something a bit more exciting and varied and would love to try a saltwater tank. My local pet shop has some stunning saltwater fish and accessories which I would love to have. I have plenty of money saved but I need to know

- What are the basics I would need to convert the tank (accessories, medications etc)
- How much harder is the upkeep of a saltwater tank
- Would you say saltwater fish are more susceptible to illness/death or are they the same as freshwater
- And If possible could you give me a basic step by step guide to convert the tank

Any answers much appreciated,

Cheers

A marine fish tank is much harder to set up and maintain, the strength of the salt is paramount, and you might have difficulties in converting a tank from fresh to salt water. I tried to keep marine fish once, but even though I followed all the instructions, all that happened was that the fish all died within 5 days. costly given the cost of the marine fish. Go to a SPECIALIST shop and get information there, or look for info online. A pet shop is there to sell you the fish, and don’t forget, if they have problems with them dying or getting disease, they just throw the dead and diseased one s out, and hope to sell the others before they succumb.

can someone tell me here i can info on how to get a fishing guide license in virginia.

This link is for Virginia Hunting & Fisheries. Didn’t have the time ta’ search out site but, you might give them a’ call and am sure they’ll give you the right avenues to look for a’ Guide’s license. Good luck to ya’ and hope the link helps out …< ‘ ( (( > <

http://www.dgif.virginia.gov/licenses/

Added: Link gives additional information on the Virginia Guide License…

http://www.mrc.virginia.gov/Notices/pn_multi1108.shtm

We want to go somewhere like the Yukon, Alaska, the Pacific Northwest or anywhere else where we can hunt, fish, trap and survive for two weeks without any other human interaction. Obviously Alaska would be more expensive, but any advice or leads would be great. I can’t seem to find a good site on the internet for a company that will help get you set up and maybe offer some training regarding the specific area’s edible flora and fauna.

since I left alaska I cant remember the out fitters, but you can check on line. twin lakes area is a good spot , big lake is too crowed, but you can also look around talkeetna there will be some good connections there.

check out the smaller cities, anything that is based out of anchorage is probably over rated and over priced.

seward and homer are good jump off points.

and anywhere in the panhandle is gonna be good.

Fishing for both bass and crappie. Looking for the most economical and reliable. I don’t want to overpay.

Mark Pierce, knows his business and is pleasant company. Good sense of humor and has reliable equipment. My wife and I have used him several times, took my grandson (8) on one occassion. Never had a bad trip with Mark. He has a web site with contact information.

I caught this fish in Lake Windermere, BC. The types of fish that are in this lake are: lake trout, mountain lake whitefish, bass, rainbow trout, bull trout, yellow perch, brown trout, brook trout.

I have a photo guide, but I am not very familiar with fish, and they are relatively hard to distinguish with my lack of expertise. Thanks!!

my fish:
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ps. I think it is a mountain white fish: (example of whitefish)
http://fwp.mt.gov/mtoutdoors/images/Portraits/whitefish.jpg
oh, i forgot, there is also bass here… not sure, it has the yellow sheen of a bass, but not the face of a bass

it is a Dolly Varden trout. Kind of looks like a cross between a bull and a dolly. They are common in BC as well in north eastern US.

Dolly Varden and bulls look a lot alike. As they get older they will resemble more of a salmon than a typical small trout.

Nice catch. What did you catch her on?

I can’t afford to pay for a fishing guide and I want my two sons to have a good time after we visit the aquarium.

I use to surf fish down in the Corpus area from time to time. All along the South Texas coast is great for surf fishing. I don’t suggest surf fishing for real young children, but I started fishing the surf at about 10yrs old. You can catch a variety of different fish between the second and third sandbars using live of fresh dead shrimp. There use to be several jetty areas to choose from in Corpus that I’m sure lots of fisherman still fish off of. I don’t like fishing the jetties because of all the hang ups robbing all of my tackle from me. If you decide to use the surf be aware of the undertows, especially when the tide is running. Fishing during low ebb or high flood will be less current to fish in. Carry a couple of different sized weights to keep the bait down as the current gets stronger. If the waves are laying down for ya, you can use a popping cork fishing about 2ft down with a shrimp on the hook. I have always caught trout in the surf this way as well. 40yr exp.

Step by step guide to a ledgering fishing trip including landing the fish, including landing the fish and letting them go. The ultimate guide to coarse fishing for beginners presented by expert NFA angling coach Danny Williamson.

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