The Huron Expositor, 1980-06-05, Page 31;
Picture -taking definitely If diey are wearing Colorful
should be part of the fun of put. clothing, it's even better.
outdoor vacations. Pictures let, •You should get close-up
you re -live the fun for yearS to shots °4,f. "r. activities
come, and they are so easy to .whether it's. other helping Jun-
iorfishor1iothcr in a gift shop.
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Skin goes down. JUStottiria on the
flashandShootaWay,
' "The, flash is also useful when
the sun is bright; F'cOple can't
help squinting when'th,g sun is
in their eyes, Have your subject
Before you leave On anf.triP, . A catnera with built-in elec- turn away from the sun And use
take a few minutes to ctte4 Y9tir ' tropic flash, such as the Kodak your flash to lighten up the
camera to be Sure it is in good
working order. if you have a . Ektralite 10 camera, makes it shadoWs.,
easy to take pictures when the It's a good idea to have yoUr
new camera or one you haven't •
of •film and haye it processed .
used for some time, shoot a roll T . . „
, ,.
entin toni
beI ore your trip to Make Sure '• - ' '
everything is working properly.
Have anY•katteries• in your
, li ::,
To be extra -safe, clean the bat •
c n be easy •
camem and. flaSh unit Checked,
tery contactsAyeh,if•they look. ,
We've all done it . . . pulled self -draining 35 -pound ice box
clean. 1
'''''..." ..° ' 4 . out the photos of last year's va= and stainless steel sink. -
Keep your camera ready for 'cation and spent hours reminis- Di•aperies, upholstery and -
pictUres while you're traveling cing 'abottt the good times and cushioned vinyl floor are all
to get to your destination. NC -
family fun. With a fold -down color coordinated to create•a
tures made along the way area a
camping trailer, every weekend cozy home -like interior- for
-•' iiiterestingland-they-help- tell „,„, h. vacation,: .. those days when the weather.
the complete story of your trip. , "'"'" — ''
- For the beginning family es- doesn't cooperate
It's always best to stop the car • pecially; a fold -down offers all But even rainy weather is no
when you NVint to take pietures, the pleasures Of the RV lifestyle problem with bunk .ends that , :., .
but sometimes this is not possi- . in a package that's easy to tow feature three-way windows of•••• , AIM,' .
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ble. If you mist shoot from a and a snap to set up. ' ' vinyl, fine -meshed screen and Ideal for saving memories of your travels is a Kodak•Ektralite camera, It fits in pocket or purse
moving car, shoot through the There's a variety of fold- drape flap. °. s, arid has a built-in flash for taking pictures when the sun goes dawn. ' •
front window. Hold your gain- " down camping trailers on the Add options to make a
era as steady ai possible without . market. Coachmen PV COM- Coachmen fold -down as plush
p y as you want. . Fish .the season an
models in six lengths, ranging 'Choose a boat rack, jiffy - ,
from 13 to 21 feet. And all have • awning-, Porta Potti,,110-volt/12
filniPMCMed aS SPOP-AS possi-
ble after expogure, For trips of
Iwo or three weeks, you can,
have it processed when you
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.SOMA1011.:Agogatiott SUPPIMAAENT
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; return home;-
For longer trips, or if you.' Want to lightell Your It'ad°
Can Send Your eXposed 01M We
in"prepaitt procesing mailers.
Your filin will probably be Wait-
ing for you at home ready to
:1190k. at When you get,there.
bracing it against the car.
. To protect the good pictures
you take, keep your camera and
film on the car seat vvhile travel- more than six feet of headroom. volt Portable refrigerator, fur-
,
ing, not in -the trunk, glove
Designed to be compatible nage or any number of other
compartment or rear -window with 1980'S downsized automo- items to please you: '
deck where it can get quite hot. biles, they provide every neces- Then just add your family.
Include family members in shy as standard equipment with . All of the Great Outdoors is ,
your picture to show that you a variety of options to add yours to choose from. And
were: there. in some of the touches of luxury. wherever you go you'll find a
scenic shots, have them in the Lounges convert to comfort- • campground to welcome you.
foreground about 25 feet from • able beds, kitchens are equipped Come on, pack up, hitch up, and
the caniera looking at the scene. with 2- or 3- burner stove top. go!
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'ettirrv- cast basics
Accurate Casting and sne4z '
cessfid angling go together like
. -
cotton candy and a county fair. :•
The interesting thing is Mat it's
just as easy to do the first as it is .
to enjoy the'latter. If you know
how, the folks at Zebeo,'
les'a terrible shame, but the •
hands 'eause they have, to As
the angler grows up and his
hands get bigger, all of a sudden
he's a one -handed caster.
Maybe because it looks better.
Let's start all over again , . .
vvithstwo hands.
Hold the rod as you generally
wo hands are
etter t
thumb and finger NOT
with the thumb button.
Here's what this method of
spin -casting will do for you!'
give you the "feathering con-
trol" of a regular casting reel
without the probleins of back-
an o
find -a ig
It can't be argued that the
best place to hook ol' -"loud-
mouth bass" is right in the
Mouth, but 'fore you can do that
you have to find him::
• And Sometimes that's hot too
easy. He's a seasonal swinamer,
the largemouth bass is, and
more times than not, a knowl-
edge of where he's suppc,sectte
' be at certain times of the Yeat"
will put you on him. '
Let's look at Winter •
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, That's when the water is cold
and so is fishing. Generally.
But conies, a time once in
awhile when he's where he
should be and the angler MI6
joins him -there is due for some
fast fish,n. 4- •
• :The water's ,probably clear
blackjig and attach a srnall pork
and low 50 tic on a small- Vs oz.
*A.?
de•-.•
?t, e t /eiati
'Back to -basics for easier casting, better 'Let the lint slip
control. finger.
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casual caster who treks With
mon-find the,kidsto the lake or
strewn a couple of times during
; the season doesn't really expect
to be an accurate caster. •-•••
"Don't have time to prac-
tice," he says.- Or maybe,he.
thihkS "you gotta have an edu-
cated -thumb, and I don't." '
Chances are bet(erlhan-50-.
sq that he's Using spin -casting
equipment, becOise the major-
„
ity of the nation's anglers do.
Chances are also Pretty good
that he's read sorneWhere that if
a fiShgririan -really Wants to;
"thread the needle" and put the I
:line beside yondertme, he'll be !
using a revolving spool casting I
reel. ' . ,
it ain't•*so.„," Spin -casting: ;
'Zebco-style—and:they're the !
folks Who started it all 30 years
ago-,Lcan, be justlas Accurate, •
oand in many
'cases more 'so,
than casting with a casting reel,
__The way to do it is to borrowdt,fierfitiiii the -kids.
Most young fishermen hold
on to the fishing rig with two'
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do—with one 'hand and Your
.Mumb on thereel's Pushbutton:*
ifejeaSe,' Where's yoUr Other •
handl-Find-it at4grasp the rod
in front of the reel. .
.:Let the 'line find a 14aee 6°' '
tween your thumb 'ranclindek
finger-, Let's_practice.. .
--;TVithourtiSting, Pustitherez•
• lease button and let the weight
of the.lure or practice plug:take
the line out, Feel „the slip'
through yourthumb andfinger?
. Do it 'again, but this time ,
sic* the line with, that.thumb
and finger . . . easy. Do. it •.
again, and this time stop 'the •
tine three times before the
weight hits the floor, But NOT,
with ,ttie thumb button—with
the sanie old thunib and index
finger,
-
The rest is cask .and you
haven't even started!
NOw eat as you always
have, but keep that other hand,
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in
, . •
front of the, reek letting the
line traVel, through the.thinrib • ,
aficifinger. When you want to
'stop the cast, Stop it sividi the
55
55
Ough thumb and iiidex
d so you can flick the,bait
back into the brush ,next to the
I bank, 'Now -you re ready for
hat spring thing for bass they
'veal! "buzzing." .
.," Plip,,the.'spinner bait to the
batik and start, cranking it buck
fast across, the top of the water
! . "buzzing" it over logs and
' anything else in the way. Hang
„ on! 01' Mr, Big Bass will Come
out from underthatlog and try
to take it away from you. ,
TheWuatnierlinisehro'st ahnedr'tehe fi'sh-
ing isn't . The "dog daySof Au-
gust" some call it , hut the
fish'n can be just .is hot as the
, weather if you know 'W•here7:-•
deep!
Maybe eyen 30 11. deep but
',..more times than net. the .12-18
ft. 'depth is .the magic one. The
worra's the•thing and the tackle
needeij is soniethiuii •built just
for wrun'fishing.
FiSh,the brush on drop off's
nowd, :orn,t
em: fe:;01 bwyeoriuits
fa
;
Nthis:."Shal 1 ow.
to deep in 20 ft. --with brush."
It
ll
_ Big Bass knows cold's
creQamdYj-:--eng aa"snind8 hsti-ae:ds agP'ectt
'Iling
, •
Start Out by fishing Points
and ledges•,, . . deep—up to 50
ft. --and then go shallower if
something doesn't happen. On
those once -in -a -while, warm,
Sunny wintertime days'er Mr.
Big „Bass sometimes will come
to the-shalloW water to soak up
thesun•and feed a bit. Be wait-
ing for'him 4 either deep or
shallow. But don't hurry! Ile
, slows up when it's cold.
It's spring now. : .
Time to change equipment
and fishing methods: Old Big
Bass is heading for the sballow
water to start making a net for .
spawning time, ,
Tie on a big, bladed spinner
, .
an. Use a ' me ium action
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banks. and running them into
coves where they're 'tripped,
and the feeding is fast and
furious.
• • Tie, on a topvvater or dbuzz
bait. Go looking for that place
• !where the water's frothing.
Mr. Bass is there,•Filling his
• stomach and getting ready for
winter'.
You won't catch fish every, •
j day regardless of the season
. .• .,or the conditions, But
knowing where he should be '
, living is a headsrart in hook-
ing ''em. Do,it by "fishing the
Season.
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