SPORT FISH OF OHIO identification

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WATER Always wear a personal flotation device (life jacket) when fishing from a boat. Do not fish in rivers or streams when they become flooded. Be very careful when fishing from shore not to get so close to the edge that you might fall in the water. Shore anglers should wear personal flotation devices, too. BUGS Insect repellent will greatly reduce annoyances with bugs and insects, allowing your fishing experiance to be an enjoyable one. KNIVES Fillet and pocket knives are handy to have when fishing, but are even more dangerous than hooks. Take special care to handle knives safely. SUNLIGHT Wear protective clothing and limit exposure to direct sunlight. Use a quality sunscreen when outdoors on sunny days. Wear sunglasses to protect your eyes. 40 WWW.WILD<strong>OHIO</strong>.COM Young anglers today have unprecedented opportunities to learn about aquatic resources. These opportunities include participation in angler education courses, Aquatic Project WILD, fishing clinics, conservation club activities, and other programs sponsored by the Division of Wildlife. For more information on the Division’s aquatic resources education program or to access many of our publications and information on fishing go to our Website: www.wildohio. com
Clinch (improved) 1. Pass line through eye of hook, swivel, or lure. Double back and make five turns around the standing line. Thread line through first loop above the eye, then through big loop as shown. 2. Hold tag end and standing line while coils are pulled up. Moisten and slide tight against eye. Clip tag end. 41 COMMON NOTS Palomar 1. Double about 4 inches of line and pass loop through eye. 2. Let hook hang loose and tie overhand knot in doubled line. 3. Pull loop of line far enough to pass over hook, swivel, or lure. 4. Pull tag end and standing line to tighten. Moisten before fully tightening. Clip tag end.
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