What color bucktail jigs work best?
It all depends on the water clarity, mostly anyways. I've answered a load of questions about color selection lately. Anyways, go with darker colors in stained water and lighter/natural colors in clear water. Normally going by that little rule you will get your best results but not necessarily all of the time. Fish can be dificult to understand at times. Their feeding patterns can and do change quite frequently, not just over a few days time but within a few hours time in some cases. Go with the darker baits in stained water and clear/natural baits in clear water but have a wide selection of colors with you for changing patterns and conditions.
When and where would fishing a bucktail be the best, while surf fishing?Also any advice on colors or trailers?
I feel The Shop is correct. Depending on water readability, darker "common" colours might be "in general" the exceptional. General "regulations"?? I have determined that "blue" coloured trailer's paintings exceptional in stained water, dense weeds, (or intensive's of eight-10 Ft). Chartreuse, watermelon, pumpkin seed works exceptional in moderately stained to transparent. "Purple" being a completely satisfied medium among stained & transparent. Wild-@ss colours have in no way labored for me on a Jig. (But my Bubble-gum and Merthiolate coloured trick worms paintings good! ??) I've been having good fortune with the YUM Crawbug as a trailer. They have restrained "colours" however they appear JUST LIKE a crawfish. That's my two cent's! Hope it helped by some means.
How much will cost me to build a light aircraft like cessna 182 t and for how much i can sell it?
A new Cessna 182 costs about half a million ($480000, 2017 price) Making one yourself would cost significantly more because - you do not have the tooling (Cessna can amortize tooling because it makes hundreds with the same jigs) - Cessna, making dozen each month, can have bulk discount on parts and components - people assembling them have experience and know how to proceed in a most efficient manner - the aircraft is known to the authorities and certification was already granted As for selling it, it would have to be significantly less than a new 182T, owing to the uncertainty of your assembly method and lack of support if spare parts/repair is needed.
How to use Crankbaits, Spinnerbaits, Jig and Pig, Bucktail Jig, Topwater Plugs, and Tail Spinners?
Welcome to the bass scene. It's alot different than what you're used to as far as carp and catfish. The good thing is you won't smell as bad after words. The bad news is that you won't get those sizes you did when carp fishing and catfishing. It's not as exciting as catching a huge carp on a fly rod or grabbing a 30 pound cat by the lips. The honest truth is that no one here can answer your question, just give you examples of what works best for them. You should really check with the fisheries management in your area for tips and locations. Hit the local bait shops to get the low down on what's going on and with what lure. Do a little research online in your neck of the woods. That'll get you started on the right path for sure. As for lures...yeah, soft plastics are a proven lure for years from novice to pro, no doubt about that. Their versatility has made them the best over all choice hands down. You can fish them on top, sub-surface , off the bottom....make 'em look like injured minnows, eels, snakes and so on. The color combos are insane and will simulate just about anything out there. A quick tip, pay attention to the wild life in your area (where you fish.) Look at the baitfish, the bugs, and so on, this'll help you get a feel for the colors you need during certain times of the year.
Good fishing lures?
everybody says that it relies upon on what your after, to three factor, I could agree. I fish lots for catfish, and bait is often extra ideal for them. while i exploit minnows, i'm many times going for crappie, and am rather effectual. even nonetheless, I definitely have continually had extra ideal luck with bass using lures. I definitely have observed that the bigger fish are just about consistently caught on bait. I caught a 30 lb drum interior the Coosa River in Ragland, Al using a minnow, and that i've got been given a sixty 5 lb catfish interior a similar section using shad. even nonetheless, the excellent bass became 9 lb and it became caught (generally with the aid of twist of destiny) on a a million feet follow approximately 3 feet of line, a hook i got here upon on the financial enterprise, and an previous rubber computer virus, strolling a path between 2 lakes. So, to reply to your question, with the main sincerity then i visit assert bait.
How can you turn a semi-auto AK-47 into a fully auto?
Since all of these rulemongering pricks just want to regurgitate the law instead of answering….here you go: You have to drill an extra hole in the receiver for the autosear pin. You can find jigs to help you drill the hole in the right place on the internet. Then install an auto sear and spring…along with a full auto safety selector and full auto hammer and a rate reducer if you have one (they dont make a huge difference but are nice…they come with AKM parts kits). The AKM parts kits are available on the internet from many vendors. I think Cheap Guns, Bulk Ammo, Gun Parts & Accessories has them. There is also some milling that has to be done to the bolt carrier in order to properly trip the autosear, and you also need to mill a full auto notch for the selector. A good set of instructions can be found here: https://murdercube.com/files/Gun... . The slow rate of fire makes the AK suprisingly easy to control on full auto. If you install a AK74 style muzzle break it becomes childs play. It is one of my favorite guns to shoot on full auto. Warning…if you do this conversion without filing the paperwork and get caught you will be spending many years in prison (up to 10). Look into buying a transferable one for 20,000 or get a FFL SOT license so you can convert your own legally. However…there is nothing wrong with arming yourself with knowledge to convert these weapons in case you ever needed to fight a tyranical goverment in an emergency. Just know the consequences if you get caught!
What is a jig?
A jig is a simple thing that allows you to make what you are doing more efficient. A piece of wood that is measured to be 3 feet from the blade will stay there and every piece of wood you cut that is pressed up to that block of wood will be 3 feet.Making the holes inside a cabinet is a pain so we use cabinetry jigs.This is the basics on what they can look like. Most woodworkers can make their own jigs to suit their needs but companies do sell them. Popular ones are cross cut sleds or miter sled on tablesaws.
Can I buy guns online and get them sent to my house in Ohio?
“Can I buy guns online and get them sent to my house in Ohio?”The other answers cover the question pretty well: you can buy a gun online, but you have to have it shipped to an FFL dealer in your State.However, in most States (possibly not California) you can buy all of the parts and tools you need to make a gun, and have it all shipped to your house. You can make an AR-15-pattern or AK-47-pattern rifle, an M1911 or Glock handgun, and probably others.Using the AR-15 pattern as an example: Google “AR-15 80% lower” and “AR-15 build kit”. For $700 or so, you can get a block of aluminum that is 80% of the way to being an AR-15 lower receiver, plus jigs, bits, and instructions for finishing it yourself. You can get all the other parts you need to assemble a complete rifle. You will need a lathe or milling machine, and metal-working skills that are widely taught in community colleges. Consider buying two or three 80% lowers (they are fairly cheap). You will probably makes some mistakes on the first one.Conduct careful research before you start. There are rules you have to follow, mainly not making any configuration that you couldn’t have purchased in a store in your state. You also can’t be a felon or other prohibited person. You can’t ever transfer your home-made gun to another person without registering it with the BATFE first. And as I alluded above, some deep blue States have been flirting with outlawing the whole idea. But in general, it can be done completely legally.
I've never caught a fish while lure fishing?
I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. I don't know whether it's the way I use them or the places I use them, but I never seem to have as good as luck as other people I've seen use them. I take their advice all the time on how to move and tease the lure, but it never works. I understand its hard to give advice to me if you can't see me fishing, but is there any general advice you can give that has helped you or others with a similar problem. I also never have luck with jigs or synthetic bait. The ol' worm on a hook never fails though. I would like to try catching sportier fish with lures because I'm getting sick of worm guts at the moment. I should mention that I have about 300 casts under my belt with the lure and not once have I had anything but weeds and water. Hell I caught a 5ft muskie on a worm, but never the lure...
I want a list of 5 popular artificial lures/baits for fishing for redfish, trout, or flounder?
Dumdum give good info for Flounder and I agree w/ some of what he said for Trout and Reds. Finding redfish and trout is alot harder than getting them to bite. Here are my top 5 red and trout lures 1 Mirrolure Top dog or Top dog jr- A great search bait, takes a little bit of patience and practice but produces big fish. I have never caught an undersized red on a Topwater plug. Match your lure to the water color, dark water=blacks and browns, clear water= silvers and whites and natural colors. Reel till you Feel when you get a hit, dont just set the hook. 2 StrikeKing Shadalicious- A hollowbellied swimbait that you rig texas style on a Keel weighted hook. If I'm sight fishing this is my go to bait. I use carolina lunker sauce on it to give it scent. Throw it out and jig it back. 3 Berkley Gulp 3 or 4" shrimp- Rig on a 1/8 or 1/4 oz jig head 4 StrikeKing Coffee tubes- Rig on a football head jig or a keelweighted hook 5 Mirrolure mirrodines- A suspending hardbait for covering water. I would recomend having 2 rods (atleast) Have either # 1 or #5 on one and #2 3 or 4 on the other. Use the first rod to find fish, once you're confident that you're in fish switch over and use the second. If you need more info Email me I'll be glad to help Here's a simple knot that will help you out http://www.marinews.com/Locked-Half-Bloo...