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From mountain biking and kayaking to darts and ping pong, eHow’s sports and leisure experts can help you have fun indoors or outdoors with a wide variety of recreation ideas. Want to have fun on your own lawn? Get croquet and bocce tips at eHow. Whether you’re in the mood to creep around in the woods during a game of paintball or you want to take to the ocean for some deep sea fishing, eHow’s got the tips and advice to help maximize your enjoyment of numerous recreational activities.

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  • How to Make Simple Kayak Accessories

    It's easy to get wrapped up in all the things being sold for your kayak at a variety of stores. Starting simple and learning about essentials can lead to some great homemade innovation. A sock, a...

  • How to Locate Stumps Underwater While Boating

    In general, boaters want to avoid underwater objects for their own safety, and the safety of their boats. Knowing where underwater stumps and felled trees are located, however, has a special...

  • Different Ways to Remove Plastic Taste and Odor From Sports Bottles

    Have you ever taken a big gulp from your water bottle, expecting cool refreshment, only to be repulsed by the taste of liquid plastic? Plenty of sports bottles, particularly the inexpensive kind,...

  • How to Mount a Kayak in Open Water

    Mounting a kayak in open water without the assistance of a grounded or solid object can be one of the most difficult tasks in the sport. With practice, however, open water entry can be as easy as...

  • Thin Ice Safety

    Many winter activities take place outdoors on icy lakes or ponds. Dressing appropriately for the elements is mandatory, but so is taking precautions when you plan to ice skate, snowmobile or ice...

  • How to Find Bait Fish

    One of an angler's best bait options is a smaller fish that a bigger fish will attack and try to eat. These types of bait fish have proven to be excellent enticement for many species of game fish,...

  • How to Safely Wade in a River

    Fishermen as well as some hunters must wade in rivers to either get where they need to go or to provide them with better access to their quarry. But wading can be extremely dangerous rather than...

  • How to Kayak on Lakes

    One of the great appeals of kayaks is their versatility. From oceans to rivers and lakes, kayaks allow for adventure on almost any body of water. Lakes are an especially appealing locale as they...

  • Tips to Hunt for Big Fish

    Anglers who consistently catch big fish know where to locate them, an important aspect of coming home with what fishermen refer to as a lunker. This involves studying a lake, pond or river and...

  • How to Put Out a Camp Fire for Beginners

    When you are camping, you want to be careful about how you start and put out your camp fire, especially during the drier seasons. If you are camping in the forest, this is especially important. ...

  • What to Carry in the Backcountry

    Anyone who has ever hiked to a campsite carrying everything they need on their back quickly learns that economy is key. The problem when heading into the backcountry is the conflict between weight...

  • How to Winterize Outboard Motors

    Winterizing your outboard motor is an annual chore that must be done without fail to ensure that you can enjoy your boat for years to come. It's not particularly difficult to do, and you'll find...

  • How to Use Stuff From Home for Fishing Bait

    You can make your own fish bait at home with typical ingredients from the kitchen. Fish will love the break from the traditional worm and the cost is very little. Next time you get your line...

  • How to Choose Wetsuits

    The wetsuit you choose will be determined mainly by the temperature of the water you'll be swimming in. If you will be in water that is extremely cold, you'll need a more heavy-duty wetsuit and...

  • How to Operate a Kayak

    Operating a kayak can be a challenging task. At first, you may have difficulty getting into the kayak and balancing yourself. Beginners should learn to kayak on a lake without any currents. Once...

  • How to Use Your Boat Engine to Trim the Boat

    New boaters often incorrectly believe that piloting a boat is like driving a car. There are a few differences that anyone thinking about boating needs to understand before getting behind the...

  • How to Process Wild Game Birds

    Hunting is an age-old tradition and is especially important to the American heritage. Killing and dressing your own game for food is a vital part of some cultures, especially in the southeastern...

  • Boat Safety Tips

    A day on the water is a great way to spend time with family and friends. More than 1,000 American households claimed that boating is one of their top three stress-relieving pastimes, according to...

  • How to Hook a Garden Hose Up to a Boat Engine

    Boat motor cooling systems work by drawing water into the lower unit of the motor using its impeller pump. Water is circulated through a system of ports and passages and then out the water exhaust...

  • How to Ford a River

    Crossing a river can be both exhilarating and terrifying. This true backcountry experience seems simple in theory, but if you do it wrong you could get injured or die. The most critical element of...

  • How to Make Dough Balls for Fishing Using Corn Meal

    Cornmeal is a type of flour that is made by grinding up dried sweet corn. Cornmeal is commonly used in the making of dough balls. As the name implies, dough balls are just small balls of dough...

  • Homemade Bait Bucket

    Bait buckets hold live bait like minnows and other small fish. The most important part of a bait bucket is keeping the bait alive, which means keeping the water fresh inside the bait bucket. It's...

  • The Best Homemade Bait Well for Shad

    Shad, also known as river herring, is a small, bony fish. As an adult, it is valued as a food fish. The young, or fry, however, serve as a baitfish for many freshwater anglers, who use them to...

  • How to Size Water Skis

    Water skiing is a sport that is easy for many beginners to learn, yet also allows experienced riders the freedom to try new tricks. For most people, the correct size of water skis will correspond...

  • How to Catch Canadian Walleye

    The pursuit of the Canadian walleye has become one of the most popular recreational activities in both the United States and Canada alike. Many anglers crave the flavorful meat fillets the walleye...

  • How to Test Water Calrity Using a Fishing Rod and Lure

    Being able to determine a lake’s water clarity quickly and easily can make a difference in catching fish or just spending time on the water wetting your fishing line. Water clarity is the...

  • Why Are SCUBA Tanks Placed in Water for Refilling?

    Each scuba tank is rated for a specific pressure (e.g., 3000 psi) and maximum pressure capacity. Air compressors to refill scuba tanks can include a water bath to cool tanks.

  • How to Catch Walleye & Sauger

    Fishing for any species is a challenging yet rewarding experience, but walleye and sauger have become two of the most coveted fish in the U.S. Their fillets are among the most appealing, and many...

  • Survival Guide for Fishermen

    Survival at sea is one of the most difficult. Survival depends largely on how well you are prepared--how much rations you have, your equipment and keeping a calm head. Take plenty of supplies,...

  • How to Clean a Malibu Kayak

    It's important that after every paddling trip you rinse your Malibu kayak clean with fresh water. Primarily you will want to get rid of any salt water which can corrode the metal parts on your...

  • Kayak Self-Rescue Techniques

    Self-rescue, also known as wet-entry, techniques are very important to learn for kayak safety. Should you ever find yourself capsized out on the water, you will quickly realize how important it is...

  • How to Land Big Fish on Light Tackle

    Landing large fish such as marlin or sturgeon requires a heavy line. Even for salmon or steelhead, it's best to use heavier line if you want the odds in your favor. This article deals with landing...

  • Vessel Emergency Procedures

    Every boater, regardless of his vessel or where he uses it, must be prepared to cope with emergencies. In any boating emergency, knowing what to do, how to do it and when to do it might determine...

  • Dipper Bird Information

    A chubby songbird that walks along the bottom of mountain brooks and streams looking for something to eat sounds fantastic, but that describes the American dipper, the only aquatic songbird...

  • How to Use Shad Bait

    Shad are a bony species of fish prized for live bait. As young fry, shad live for a year or two in fresh water before migrating downriver to the ocean. They are commonly found along the Eastern...

  • Instructions to Mount Fish

    You're fresh off of that fishing trip and you have an unbelievable fish that you caught or you have fanatic flicks of the one you were not allowed to bring home. Many people who fish like the...

  • How to Clean SCUBA Regulators

    When cleaning your scuba regulator it is important to be sure that no water gets up to the first stage of the regulator, which attaches to the tank, as this can cause corrosion and bacteria. Some...

  • How to Pack a Sit-on-Top Kayak

    Recreational kayaking offers unparalleled views and the opportunity to escape from all of the obligations and worries of life on the land. Being able to pack a sit-on-top kayak properly and...

  • How to Clean a Bait Tank

    A clean bait tank will keep shiners and minnows healthy for longer periods on the water. Proper oxygenation of the water keeps bait lively, which attracts gamefish, while cutting down on odors....

  • Tips & Stratagies on Bass Fishing

    Bass fishing is a relaxing sport that is enjoyed by men and women of all ages. There are tips and strategies that can be utilized by anyone of any experience level, from a child on his first...

  • How to Use Minnows As Bait

    The term minnow, when applied to baitfish, encompasses such small fish as creek chubs, fathead minnows, common and golden shiners and mud minnows. When the angler decides to employ minnows, he or...

  • How to Float Tube Fish

    The Float Tube is a relatively new device that allows anglers and hobbyists, for a fairly inexpensive price, to skim along lakes with little effort. The Float Tube allows you to become almost eye...

  • How to Calculate Water Flow Through Hoses

    If you're installing a new bilge pump in your boat, you know what the discharge capacity of the pump is from the plate on the pump. If you want to determine the flow of water through a discharge...

  • How to Learn to Kayak

    Kayaking is a great way to enjoy the outdoors. Learning to kayak is an experiential activity. In other words, you must learn by doing. Whether it is too cold for swimming, or in the heat of...

  • How to Kayak on a Lake

    Kayaking on a lake requires preparation that differs from river or ocean kayaking. The learning curve isn't steep, but it is important to be cautious because water sports carry inherent danger....

  • How to Use a Kayak Boat

    A kayak is a personal sized boat built narrow and lean to cut through the water easily. Since riding in a kayak brings the boater very close to the water, this perspective is sought by those...

  • Homemade Fishing Barometer

    Fishing is an activity that's easily accessible and popular with people of all ages and experience, and there is a wide variety of techniques. Any experienced fisher will have his own tools and...

  • How to Catch a Walleye Trolling

    Your co-worker scored points with the boss last week by bragging about all the walleye he caught on his weekend fishing expedition. A feeling of jealousy overtakes you as you try to recall the...

  • Kayak Instructions

    Kayaking is similar to canoeing, but the kayak is usually single fitted, longer and slimmer in size and requires a double-bladed paddle. Kayaking can be enjoyed solely as a water sport or used as...

  • How to Remove Water Film From Lexan Boat Windows

    Lexan boat windows sometimes retain water as a surface film; the water doesn't run down the window like glass or Plexiglas. Normally, this isn't a problem; but if you're bringing your boat into a...

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