When people go fishing for the first time and come home empty-handed, they are prone to complain that it just isn’t for them. they may argue that some people just have the knack for it, or that they didn’t get the luck or any one of several reasons.
In reality, the truth is rarely that simple. When you come home empty-handed from a fishing trip, there is usually a more specific reason for that. Often, it will be something to do with the equipment you were using. That equipment may be made up of several different things, and any one of them could be wrong.
Depending on what kind of fishing you are doing, you will need different kinds of bait. Some types of fishing will work best if you use maggots, others will go better if you use a fatter, longer worm. In other cases, you will get better results by not using live bait.
Some fishers will swear by using bait that they have made themselves, with many arguing that bread is an excellent standby. The simple truth is that choosing your bait is not that simple.
Then you have to consider the type of fishing rod and rig that you use. If you keep finding that your line snaps when you are trying to land a fish that you have hooked, you are using the wrong type of line and will need to look into a stronger type. This is just one example, and there are many others.
Ask around with more experienced fishermen to see if they have any useful tips.
