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Here's a tip from one of my site visitors, (mentioned with his permission).
Floats for fishing live bait of any size can be made out of a childs "pool noodle", cut to length needed for buoyancy and insert a piece of 1/8" rigid plastic tubing in it's center ( can be found at most hardware stores in plumbing section ) caulk the tubing in place. Pass the fishing line through the rigid plastic tubing and a nail knot combined with a bead can be used for a stop/depth adjustment.
The orange part is the pool noodle (kids play float), blue is the 1/8" tubing, and the white is the caulk.
The links to the left provide current marine and local Massachusetts weather reports, extended local Massachusetts weather reports, tide charts (Boston, Massachusetts) and the US Coast Guard Navigation Center, featuring GPS information, DGPS sites (which are a must for anyone with a differential GPS), LORAN-C information, Local Notice to Mariners plus a boat load of miscellaneous navigational links and my Site Map. Although most of the links to the left provide local Massachusetts information, my out of state visitors can also find nationwide marine and weather information.
The links to the right have my Tackle Tips, Boating, Knot Tying and Fishing pages. My Saltwater Fish Species Page has color pictures of the most popular saltwater fish caught off the Massachusetts coast along with information such as their reproduction, habitat, food they eat, fishing season, saltwater angling tips, handling and cooking. Following those are my Search Engine pages, one with short descriptions and another in a table form, plus my Research Page. Last but not least, is my Doll House Gallery featuring the Farmhouse and The Garfield! These keep me busy in the winter.
As you visit my pages you will notice I love animation. Feel free to copy any of the animations.
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