Things You'll Need:
- raft,small boat
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Step 1
If you like to go rafting or canoeing why not catch some fish for a shore dinner. The first thing you need to do is plan what river or stream has access to leave your vehicles. You need to leave a vehicle at the starting point and at the end of the trip. A map of the area is a great help. Make sure you are not crossing any private property. Some land owners that own land on both sides of the water might not want you drift fishing through their property. The best thing about this is all you need to do is paddle along with the current.
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Step 2
Take plenty of food and drinks. Make sure to take a good selection of fish bait. I have caught some very nice smallmouth bass on float fishing trips. The best bait I have found is drifting a night crawler along the edges of the ripples and swifter water. Use a small split shot a couple feet up from the hook,just hook the worm a couple times. Cast the worm up stream and let it bump along the bottom through the ripples. Softcraws or crawdads are great to use ,make sure you keep the cool and out of the sun.
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Step 3
If you are luck enough to have caught some fish. Find a nice spot clean the fish and get them ready to cook. You can prepare a coating mix of cornmeal, flour, salt and pepper for the fish and put it in a large sandwich bag at home. Put the fish fillets in shake it up and the fish are coated. If you have a small propane grill it is great for cooking the fish.Cook the fish anyway you like them its up to you. Remember do not leave any trash pick it up and haul it out with you.









Comments
livluvlaf729 said
on 8/8/2009 Good tip to combine the two sports!