fishing planet what level should i go to florida

Its about freedom of choice, some people just cant live without it, myself included. If your line ends up breaking, you'll lose whatever you had attached to the end of it, as well as 3 meters of line off your spool. As a general rule, the line should always be the weakest link in the setup. In roughly 1 real life hour, I will catch 1,000+ lbs of carp including 16+ uniques. At the most basic level, all fishing setups consist of three main components: the rod, reel, and line.

With ground bait, I have all 4 rods going off nearly constantly.

I enjoy all maps, I go fishing everywhere now (excpt for trouts, not gonna fish them for a while now) and Im having fun, because I know I can fish whatever I want now. You gotta try with ground bait Its definitely worth it. It's all part of the fun.īut then you weren't forced to grind those pikes to get to fish something else. I have wasted many days, sat in the cold and the rain, watching a motionless float, and many frosty morning out deadbaiting for Pike, only to catch a rotten cold, lol. If folks hate the grind, then maybe fishing is not a thing for them. I reckon I have worked out every dip, bump, and hollow at the top peg, and am getting to know the lie of the ground on the lower peg. I would like to have a do at the carp but I can wait.

Just like my local waters, only I can not do it in real world anymore. Then popping downstream for a little bit of piking. Sometimes just wasting whole days, trying to get little panfish, then hitting the Bass or Cats. Originally posted by kennethnicholson:Well, I'm just saying, their are two ways to play this game, moan, moan, moan about the grind, or accept it as part of fishing and move on.

Fishing planet what level should i go to florida