All the fishing tackle in the UK won't make you a better angler. It doesn't matter whether you're using fly fishing tackle, sea fishing tackle or coarse fishing tackle -- no amount of gear is going to give you the experience you need to catch those trophy fish. Here's a brief discussion of some of the intangibles necessary to transform yourself from a good fisherman into a great one.
Knowledge is Power
Whether it's your technique or the habits of the fish you're stalking, you should always be willing to keep an open mind and to learn new methods, tactics and approaches. One of the best ways to do this is to read books and articles by top anglers. Remember that these authors often have accumulated their expertise literally over decades. Reading and applying their advice and techniques provides you with short cuts to experience that otherwise might take you years to acquire.
Document Your Experience
Log both your successes and your failures. This will enable you to repeat good techniques and avoid bad ones. Carry a small notebook and cultivate the habit of noting things like location, weather conditions and time of day -- any information that may help you understand both your successes and your failures. The same goes for your fishing gear. Keep a good record of what works and why. When you visit your local fishing tackle shop strike up conversations with the proprietor and with other customers. They can be a wealth of information about fishing hot spots, equipment and techniques.
Consider Specialising
If you limit your angling to one or two species of fish, you'll be able to concentrate on learning about them in great depth. Another tactic is to concentrate on one species in any given season. Each species requires a specific technique and a different type of fishing equipment. By cycling your specialisation, you'll eventually amass a significant amount of knowledge about a broad range of fish species and how to land them. This experience will give you the confidence to improvise when needed and to try new ideas to keep your technique fresh.
Although your fishing tackle is an important component of your success or failure as a UK angler, don't overlook other aspects such as reading, keeping a log and specialisation that can have a significant positive effect on your overall technique.
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