Fishing Disciplines - Variations of Fishing

	Bait Fishing Bait Fishing is one of the basic Fishing Disciplines and it makes use of a live or dead organism attached on a Fish Hook. Read here to find out how to fish using Baits.
	Lure Fishing Lure Fishing is another basic Fishing Discipline which uses a wood, plastic, or metal device which can emulate or simulate anything that the fish would likely to eat.
	Fly Fishing Fly Fishing makes use of artificial lures resembling flies, insects or fish. The features and functions of the equipment for Fly Fishing are very different from other variations.
	Ice Fishing For some, the fishing season ends when winter comes. But it shouldn't be the case. This article shows you how to go Ice Fishing and the things you need to do it.
	Spin Fishing Spin Fishing or spinning means using a Fishing Lure which spins as the angler reels in the Fishing Line. Learn more about this type of Fishing in this section.
	Kayak Fishing This is the combination of two exciting water activities - Fishing and Kayaking. In simple terms, Kayak Fishing refers to fishing while sitting on or in a Kayak.
	Deep Sea Fishing Deep Sea Fishing involves going out into the sea and fishing in deep waters. This is only for the experienced anglers who want to take recreational Fishing to the next level.
	Bow Fishing If you like both Fishing and archery, you might want to try Bow Fishing. This involves the use of a specialized bow, line, and barbed arrow to shoot different species of fish.
	Float Fishing This Fishing Discipline makes use of Floats or Bobbers. These are buoyant tools which are good indicators that a fish has taken your bait. Learn more about Float Fishing in this section.
	Bass Fishing Known for being strong fighters, Black bass species is the second most desired game fish for angling in the US. If you are interested in Bass Fishing, read this section for more information.
	Trout Fishing Trout is one of the most popular fish species in the angling world. It usually thrives in freshwater with cold water temperature. In this section, learn some of the basics of Trout Fishing.
	Salmon Fishing Schools of salmon thrive in both freshwater and saltwater, and the ways of catching salmon are as varied as the areas where they can be found.
	Carp Fishing Carp is a large, yellow green and brown-colored fish which can be found on shallow waters, rivers, ponds, and lakes with muddy bottom. Learn some basic tips on how to catch carp in this section.
	Steelhead Fishing Steelhead Fishing is one of the most exciting and challenging freshwater Fishing sports. Steelhead is an anadromous fish that shares its origin with the Atlantic and Pacific Salmon.
	Shark Fishing Nowadays, a lot of people are getting interested in Shark Fishing. This section covers some basic things that you need to know about this type of Fishing.
	Crappie Fishing Crappie Fishing is a popular game Fishing activity. In this section, take a look at the features of crappie as well as the basics of catching this fish species.
	Walleye Fishing The walleye is considered as a cool water species and is fished both commercially and for recreation. Know the basics of Walleye Fishing in this section.
	Night Fishing Depending on how you look at it, fishing at night can be a boon or a bane to your overall Fishing experience. But if you do not like fishing under the heat of the sun, then this one’s for you.
	Sport Fishing Sport Fishing is a variation of recreational Fishing. It is an activity in which the main prize sought is the test of hitting upon a fish and capturing it.
	Nude Fishing It started as the dawn of the 20th century brought about a small minority of the population to the acceptance of nude recreation.
	Saltwater Fishing Saltwater Fishing, as its name implies, is catching fish (whether for sport, recreation, or sustenance) in saltwater. It can be close to the shore or out in the deep sea.
	Pole Fishing Others will think that Pole Fishing is an ungainly way to fish, but once learned, it can become a form of relaxation and perhaps, a sport.
	Lake Fishing Fishing in lakes, or bodies of water which are slightly bigger than ponds, is highly favored because lake levels remain fairly stable throughout the year.
	Pond Fishing Discover the joys of Pond Fishing. At the end of the day, whether you caught a fish or not, you'll realize that it's a worthwhile experience.