NR 2 Fishing

Snelled, common, weedless, and double are examples of

• hooks

• knots

• lines

• bobbers

When fishing by bait casting, you control the line by

• forefinger

• thumb

• mechanical

• constantly pulling the line

You most likely know a fish is biting your bait when

• The bobber goes under the water

• The line goes slack

• The bobber is floating on the water

• Your line becomes tangled

Imitation insects, longer poles, and the line is constantly pulled when you

• fly fishing

• bait fishing

• spin casting

• trolling

As temperatures change between the top and bottom of a lake or pond it is called

• climate change

• turnover

• water structure

• seasons

Sinkers and weights are used to

• lure the fish to the bait

• catch the fish in the mouth

• to determine when a fish bites the bait

• keep lures at a desired depth in the water

When spin casting, hold your line with your

• thumb

• forefinger

• left hand

• wrist

In the summer, the best time to fish is

• At lunch time, the fish are hungry

• in the morning and evening, temps are cooler

• at night, the fish like the dark

• at sunrise when the fish first see the light

open-bail reels and closed-bail reels are for what type of fishing

• spin casting

• fly casting

• bait casting

• cane pole fishing

braided nylon, silk, Dacron and

monofilament are all examples of

• sinkers

• reels

• fishing line

• hooks