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I believe that ultra light fishing is the wave of the future. And if it's not, it should be. So what is ultralight fishing? Many people seem to think that ultra light fishing involves the use of an ice fishing rod, spooled with 1 pound test, and fishing for large minnows. This is not the case. In my mind ultra light fishing simply means using fishing gear that's matched to what you're fishing for. For example, for all of my trout fishing, I use ultra light rods and reels. I have a five foot ultra light rod for normal water conditions and a six foot six inch ultra light rod for high water situations. The point is that when trout fishing, most of the fish I catch are under 20 inches. This makes the ultra light set up perfect, and when I hook that 20 + inch fish, it's fine too.

Ultra light gear makes fishing much more challenging as well. Using ultralight gear and four to six pound test line gives the fish a fighting chance, as opposed to just winching them in with heavy fishing gear. Using ultra light gear makes you a much better angler as well, because you have to hone your ability to "play" the fish. With ultra light fishing there is never any "winching" in your catch. You must learn to develop your ability to "play" your catch.

I've heard a lot of talk over the past 10 years about fly fishing being an "art". Well, let me tell you something. Using ultra light gear, coupled with light line and small gang hooks, is every bit the "art" that fly fishing is made out to be. As a matter of fact, fly fishermen (or flea flickers, as my mentor used to call them) have monopolized the word "art" for long enough. Ultra light fishing, when practiced by a seasoned angler, is very much an "art" form.

My point to this article is that if you've never tried ultra light fishing, especially in river and stream situations, do yourself a favor and give it a try. I'm telling you from experience that catching a 23 inch rainbow trout or 3 pound smallmouth bass on an ultra light rod and reel spooled with 4 pound test is as much fun as can be had with your clothes on!

The other great thing about ultralight fishing is the cost of the gear. You don't have to break the bank to get into ultra light fishing. As a matter of fact in my humble opinion, you should use Quantum Xtralite rods, which cost less than $25, and a good ultralight reel won't cost you more than $30. That means that for around 50 bucks you can have a very nice and serviceable ultralight fishing set-up! That's very inexpensive no matter how you look at it. The fact that ultralight gear is so inexpensive is another reason why it's the wave of the future. The bottom line is that if you've never tried it, spend the 50 bucks on the gear, and give ultra light fishing a try. You won't be disappointed.

Trevor Kugler
Co-founder of JRWfishing.com
Trevor has more than 20 years of fishing experience and currently raises his 3-year old daughter in the heart of trout fishing country......Montana.

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Samsung's battleplan for 2009 - Omnia HD and Tocco Ultra

It seems that Samsung have their hearts set on beating everyone not just on their phone interfaces, but on cool features, too. Let's check out two phones that exemplify that more than any others.

Samsung Tocco Ultra - trading on its looks?

Touch interfaces are all the rage this year, and the Samsung Tocco Ultra has one of the nicest. Based on their TouchWiz UI (which has previously seen the light of day in phones like the original Tocco), the Tocco Ultra puts that interface into a body that's clearly been inspired by their Ultra Edition series of slim, sexy phones. Even the name Tocco Ultra hints at that dual heritage, with the phone being designed to look good both inside and out.

However, good looks aren't the only thing the Tocco Ultra is trading on some cool features, too. Quite apart form the sleek, finger-friendly interface, it's also equipped with a beautiful 8 megapixel camera (much like the Samsung Pixon that it will be sold alongside), and HSDPA internet access. As well as that, though, the Tocco Ultra adds a whole level of usability, but having a proper, slide-out keyboard.

In other words, anyone who wants a touch interface, but prefers texting, or dialling numbers, on an old school keypad, is going to right at home with the Tocco Ultra.

Samsung Omnia HD - the ultimate video phone?

As nice as the Tocco Ultra is, however, it's overshadowed by its 'big brother', the Samsung Omnia HD. There's a very good reason for that. Whilst it, like the Tocco Ultra and Samsung Pixon, has an 8 megapixel camera, the Samsung Omnia HD is also the first phone to record true 720p HD video. Never before has a phone been able to capture video at that massive high resolution, and coincidentally (or is it coincidence? Maybe not...), the Samsung Omnia HD captures high-def video at the exact quality that Youtube display high-def videos at. It's very possible that the Samsung Omnia HD was designed with its main feature being the ability to get yourself on Youtube, in high-definition. Combine that with the sumptuous 3.7 inch screen, and a huge 8Gb of internal memory, and it's very clear that the Samsung Omnia HD deserves to be one of the phones of the year!

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How to wear ultra high heels without falling?

carry a book on the head n practise o r thr any new ideas as well?

The only way to learn how to walk in heels is practice, practice, practice. Wear them as much as possible while you do your everyday things. It isn't a good idea to start out wearing the higher heels, start with lower ones and as you get it down graduate yourself to higher ones. Remember to keep most of your weight on the balls of your feet instead of the heel. It's much like walking on your tip toes. Once you get it down, it's easy as pie.

50 miles? That's ultra run
James Brennan was a decent runner when he attended Burke Catholic High School. He was the fourth or fifth runner on his cross country team, and could finish 5K races in the 19-minute range.

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