A) Plastic lures B) Berries C) Insects D) Worms
A) Shark B) Panfish C) Swordfish D) Tuna
A) Early morning or late evening B) Midnight C) Whenever they're convenient D) Midday
A) Their size B) Their nutritional value C) Their smell D) Their ripeness and color
A) Submerging them in water B) Freezing them C) Exposing them to direct sunlight D) A container with air holes and some vegetation
A) Texture B) Material C) Scent D) Weight
A) Through the middle or head B) Wrapped around the hook C) Through the tail only D) By its side
A) Bass B) Trout C) Carp D) Catfish
A) The color of the water B) The time of day C) The brand of your fishing rod D) The type of fish in the water
A) Natural baits are always unregulated B) Regulations don't apply to bait C) Some baits may be prohibited or restricted D) It only affects commercial fishing
A) High up in trees B) In the desert C) On the surface of lakes D) Under rocks or logs
A) Mosquitoes B) Beetles C) Ants D) Mayflies
A) Carp B) Trout C) Tuna D) Salmon
A) Leaving all the trash behind B) Replacing rocks and logs after searching under them C) Taking as much as you need regardless D) Disturbing the surrounding area as much as possible
A) By coating it with motor oil B) By keeping it fresh and lively C) By covering it in glitter D) By letting it dry out in the sun
A) Scorpions B) Spiders C) Crayfish D) Centipedes
A) Deep ocean trenches B) Active volcanoes C) Glacial ice fields D) Dry grassy areas
A) Pouring a diluted soap solution on the grass B) Sprinkling salt on the ground C) Setting fire to the grass D) Playing loud music nearby
A) Store it indefinitely B) Throw it back into the water C) Dispose of unused bait properly D) Leave it on the ground for animals to eat
A) Maggots B) Marshmallow C) Minnows D) Leeches
A) Shiny pebbles B) Stinkbaits (fermented concoctions) C) Fresh Apples D) Dry Leaves
A) The price of gasoline B) Whether or not it's a Tuesday C) Seasonal changes and food availability D) The length of the local news broadcast
A) Using smaller hooks and bait pieces B) Using very large hooks to intimidate them C) Using no hook at all D) Using hooks the same size as the fish
A) Under rocks in shallow streams B) High in treetops C) In the desert sands D) Inside active volcanoes
A) Try to stretch them to make them bigger B) Use multiple worms on one hook C) Only use them in very deep water D) Paint them a brighter color
A) Wear gloves to protect against bites or stings B) Taste everything to see if it's edible C) Never tell anyone where you are going D) Collect bait near dangerous wildlife
A) A large number of discarded plastic bottles B) A very loud and busy environment C) Evidence of fish activity, like rising or jumping D) A completely deserted area
A) The best bait is always the most expensive B) Weather has no impact on bait effectiveness C) You should only fish when it's sunny D) Different weather conditions can make certain baits more effective
A) Covering them in scented oil B) Freezing them solid before use C) Cutting them into pieces D) Keeping them alive and active
A) Natural bait lasts much longer than artificial lures B) Artificial lures are always more effective C) Natural bait is always easier to find D) Natural bait often has a more appealing scent and taste to fish |