1. Witnessing A Beautiful Night In Dubai On A Dhow Cruise
October 08, 2009


Be it the poets, artists or novelists the beauty of night has always been something difficult to describe. An emirate like Dubai has a variety of activities happening round the clock. This emirate spells enormous structures when viewed from the roads. Ever wondered how would it feel when it is explored through the Dubai creek and that too at night? The tall buildings along side the creek under the starry moonlight become portraits etched in your memory. A Dubai dhow cruise at night is not only romantic but also calm. You can feel the blanket of silence over this emirate as you cruise... (read more)

Author: Diane Trader | Article Views: 294

2. Cruise Ride: A Good Way To Beat The Stress
October 08, 2009


Dubai is an emirate which works round the clock. Emiratians who are busy throughout the week look forward to weekends as their stress level hits rock bottom. To face another week ahead you will need loads of energy. A Dubai dhow cruise is a good way to reduce your stress. Relaxation plays a key role in everybody's life. An evening Dubai dhow cruise on the Dubai creek leaves a calming effect on your mind. The cool wind and the silence of the creek is a good environment to loosen up. Relax your mind as you see the tiny waves lash against your dhow playfully. You would be amazed to see t... (read more)

Author: Diane Trader | Article Views: 291

3. The Best Place To Spend Time With Family: Dhow Cruise
October 08, 2009


Dubai is not all about its shopping malls and desert safaris. It's also an emirate that offers ways to relax for everyone either as an individual or as a family. Even though other activities like shopping and desert safaris are fun, a Dubai boat tour is a good choice for families. A relaxing sail through the creek is something that everybody will enjoy. This is one activity that will interest the elders and the kids in your family equally. The kids watch the other busy dhows hustle and bustle with activities, while the elders can recollect the good old days. The pleasant atmosphere it... (read more)

Author: Diane Trader | Article Views: 284

4. Experience The Traditional Dhows On Clear Waters Of Dubai
October 08, 2009


A dhow is a traditional Arab vessel with either one or many triangular sails. These sails are called lateens. The structures these sea-faring vessels are built in differentiate them from other ships. In Dubai, dhows were used mainly for pearl diving in the creek. There are many types of dhows but the most common ones are the shu'ai and the boum. The shu'ai is the smallest of the dhows that are built. It is used on a large scale for fishing activities. It has a very high stern and sweeps low towards the bow. These dhows are generally made of wood. It is fun to watch these boats and be ... (read more)

Author: Diane Trader | Article Views: 263

5. Exciting Carp Fishing Bait Ingredients And Recipes For Outstanding Winter Catches!
October 05, 2009


To boost your catches one of the easiest and effective methods is to maximise the attractiveness of many readymade and homemade baits using potent unique bait soaks. These added liquids enable you to include incredibly attractive biologically-active substances which may be damaged if used before baits are boiled. Here are some details of highly stimulating nutritional bait liquids and powdered additives that can easily improve your cold water catches when using readymade and homemade baits! Many readymade baits are made with the cheapest highly concentrated solvent-based flavours. Certain... (read more)

Author: Tim Richardson | Article Views: 564

6. Where to Sit in an Inflatable Tandem Kayak
October 05, 2009


Many people when they start out kayaking have wondered at some point who should sit where in an inflatable tandem kayak. It’s a valid question as we all want our kayak to perform at its best while still having a great time with the person we are paddling with. While in a tandem kayak, whether paddling double or solo, the seating arrangements can make a big difference. Here are the basic guidelines to follow while tandem kayaking: The heavier person should sit at the back for the kayak to perform best. If you are kayaking in heavy cross-winds then the heavier person should sit up fro... (read more)

Author: Allison M | Article Views: 258

7. Slippery Silicone Antifouling for Sailboat Running Gear
October 02, 2009


There has been much discussion of late about these revolutionary applications for better antifouling of props, shafts and any under water metal fittings of a sailboat or yacht. There are various products on the market and the latest variations that are worth looking at are silicone based and give a very slippery finish to your running gear. Everyone is looking for improved product performance and also applications that are environmentally friendly and do not leach or allow toxic chemicals into our oceans. These products work on the principle of the silicone polymer finish being so sl... (read more)

Author: vincent bossley | Article Views: 484

8. Fantastic Carp Boilie Recipes And Bait Flavours That Enhance Palatability And Catches!
September 29, 2009


If you are looking for many significantly competitive bait edges to catch you more fish then look no further! Here are many natural carp bait flavours and details of them that will really make your baits more palatable to carp - and seriously improve their feeding responses thus catching you many more carp! Certain potent flavours are even better being completely naturally produced actually within your - baits so read on to discover more! Every carp angler seems to carp on about flavours and each angler has his own personal experiences and opinions on the different forms and their persona... (read more)

Author: Tim Richardson | Article Views: 612

9. Tarpaulins - A Brief Introduction
October 01, 2009


A HREF="http://www.canvas-tarps.co.uk>Tarpaulins-abriefintroduction There are many graded of PVC Tarpaulins both Fire Retardant and Non Fire Retardant - which are normally rated by weight in GSM. (Grams per Meter) Applications are many and include... (read more)

Author: john Hurkett | Article Views: 324

10. Making Homemade Carp Fishing Boilies Taste And Smell Irresistible To Your Fish!
September 25, 2009


In carp fishing bait palatability is an incredibly powerful part of bait design that catches you many times more fish! The perceptions that your carp have of your baits as they test them can mean the difference between amazing catches and blank sessions. So read on for more information on improving your bait palatability and catch more fish right now! Many substances have traditionally been used in carp baits to improve palatability. Technically-speaking bait palatability is akin to our sense of taste although carp senses differ in many ways. In fact in the case of many substances, if you... (read more)

Author: Tim Richardson | Article Views: 461

11. Make Exciting Homemade Carp Boilies Using Strawberries Pineapples And Bananas!
September 22, 2009


You can make very cheap carp baits that work instantly on a range of carp waters that exploit the attraction of their strong natural flavours! Real strawberry, pineapple and banana are well proven flavours so why not make your own unique versions of really successful homemade boilies using real fruit with all their benefits?! Read on to find out more! It may not surprise you to find that actual fruits themselves catch carp, and examples range from putting strawberries, blackberries and acai berries on your rig, to the old UK favourites like elderberries, and in the states, mulberries. I f... (read more)

Author: Tim Richardson | Article Views: 706

12. Fishing and tipping in Guatemala
September 24, 2009


Fishing and Tipping in Guatemala Copyright © 2009 The Greatfishing Company Tipping when fishing Tipping in Guatemala is not widely practiced - although it has become the norm in certain services, particularly - as you would expect - in any provided directly to tourists and foreigners. We are frequently asked "What is considered normal tipping practice when fishing", to which we generally advise that a tip of $125-175 per boat per day is probably average. The difference in what is customary is usually judged by - #1 is how hard did the crew work for you ? Were they watching the baits... (read more)

Author: james Styles | Article Views: 261