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    What is the size limit for bass?
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    This varies by region, and can even differ among different bodies of water in a region. Pick up the most recent hunting and fishing guide for your area at a bait and tackle shop or sporting goods store, or reference it online.
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    I live in a town and I see people fishing a lot but I don't have a licence as I'm a beginner still, I'm 14. Where do I get a licence or do I need one?
    614 Fishing
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    Check your state's laws about fishing licenses. In most states, you do not need a license if you are under 18.
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    Can you use a bobber to fish in a river?
    ANDREW JENSEN
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    Yes, if you are using a spinner or spoon though, you will not want one. It all depends on the type of bait you are using.
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    Can you use a bobber when fishing in a lake?
    ANDREW JENSEN
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    Yes, if you are using a spinner or spoon though, you will not want one. It all depends on the bait you are using.
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    What are the best types of bait to use for river fishing?
    Luke
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    The best types of bait are spinning lures that reflect light, as they attract fish by catching their attention.
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    What is a slider to hold the weight?
    Liam
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    A slider rig allows your weight to move freely up and down your leader above your bait, usually with an egg weight. The rig consists of two slip beads placed around 6 inches apart. You can find these beads at most tackle stores.
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    Where are the best fishing spots in June?
    Liam
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    In June, depending on your location, water temperatures can range from 50-65 degrees. River water is usually cooler, allowing you to use lures with a faster retrieve as summer approaches. Every river is different, so it's important to first determine what the fish you are targeting are eating. Then, find where these fish live and mimic them with your bait. In June, try fishing in slack water and near rock points, as these are excellent ambush points year-round.
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