Thursday, May 17, 2012

The fly rod

If you are fishing using fly fishing technique, you should use a special rod that is fly rod. Fly rods there are 2, 3, 4, and even 5-section. In the performance, section of each rod is actually much less effect on the performance of the rod. It's just for practicality. The fishing gear consisting of 3 or 4 section is superior because it can be taken anywhere easily. Rod with section 3 or 4 is also very suitable for fishing small fish in freshwater. While the two-section rod is more fitting used in the estuary and saltwater fish where size and the power of tend to be larger. Based on the action of rod there are three types of action that is owned by a fly rod that is Slow, medium, and fast. Slow action rods will bend if hit by the load close to the fly reel. Rod of this type cannot be expected to produce a far distance casting. Then the medium action rod will bend in the middle of the rod. Fast action rods, if you get a load to be curved in a third of the rod tip. Fast action rod has a greater lifting power and casting distance. The beginners should choose a fast action rod for casting distance but easy to use. When buying a fly rod you must concern about the warranty offered by the manufacturer. Buy a cheap fishing rod may seem more economical but they are not. You should buy a rod from the leading manufacturers usually always offer a lifetime warranty. The price of fly rod that you want to buy you can customize according to your taste and ability. Purchase via online store it right solution. It could be good alternative brands such as sage fly rods are very easy to get there. Also high class brands such as hardy fly rods. Types of sage fly rods are recommended is one sage because the sage one is the "all-around" rod category, where precision casting accuracy is needed over a wide range of conditions

Friday, February 17, 2012

Hot Fashion Trends For Spring 2012

While we are still way into the middle of winter, bundled up in the thickest and warmest of coats, we may be thinking about the warmth and colorful promise of spring. As we are ushered into the new year, so are the upcoming fashion trends. Here are some of the hot fashion trends for spring of 2012.

HOT FASHION TRENDS FOR SPRING 2012

1. Geometric Color Blocking

Color blocking has been really famous in 2011, and it's still going strong in 2012. However, we see a new twist into this trend by using different geometric patterns that make your outfits look more playful.

2. Print Overload

Prints will definitely make your outfit more interesting. Try mixing your solid colored clothes with printed pieces in order to give a more youthful and girly appearance. Remember that bigger prints make you look bigger. If you are a bit shorter in the height department (like me!), or a bit on the heavier side, going for more subtle prints is a safer alternative. If you are a bit adventurous with your style, then you can still experiment with different prints and textures.

3. Soft, Romantic Colors

Thursday, February 9, 2012

Try These Old Fashion Bread Recipes For Something Different - They Are Yummy!

I love breads of almost any kind. I especially enjoy going back to my old recipes from time to time. Try these for some delicious breads for your family and friends. The Chive Dinner Muffins are quick and easy using a baking mix and they are really good at dinner. Personally I love rye bread so this Swedish Rye Bread is right down my alley! It is a more traditional bread recipe which used yeast and does take more time than the chive muffins. The Sweet Potato Biscuits come with their own story. I will leave it to you to decide if you believe it or not!

Sunday, January 1, 2012

History Of Fashion Design

The realm of fashion design, by its sheer glamour and grace, has always been exciting and intriguing. When we talk of fashion design, it implies a form of art that incorporates the nuances of creating clothes and accessories.

The history of fashion design can be traced back to the beginning of the19th century when the designs were the product of the dresses worn in the royal courts. Eventually, Charles Frederick Worth, the first fashion designer, set up his first fashion house in Paris. His designs greatly influenced the people and they labeled them as the designs of the "House Of Worth." As a result, a designer became synonymous with a particular brand.