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ARTICLE SUMMARY: Planning a perfect fishing trip isn't as easy as loading
your tackle box into the car and setting off in the direction of water. Here's
some tips on how to plan a sucessful fishing trip.

Tips For Planning A Perfect Fishing Trip

Planning a perfect fishing trip isn't as easy as loading your tackle box into
the car and setting off in the direction of water. You need to really define
what exactly you want in your fishing experience and plan accordingly.

There's lots to consider when planning your trip and even more so if you are
planning a trip with buddies or for your family. Not everyone has the same idea
when it comes to the perfect fishing trip and a little bit of planning can help
make it a trip everyone can enjoy.

Here's some things to consider for your next fishing trip:

Catching That Perfect Fish

Before you can catch the perfect fish you have to decide which species of fish
you want to go for. While some people love trout others might be avid bass
fisherman. Since bass are found in warm waters and trout in cold waters, someone
might be disappointed if you did not consider the type of fish before picking a
location.

Deciding on what type of fish you want to catch narrows down your destinations
for you a bit which can help in further planning. Don't worry though, there's
plenty of places to go no matter which type of fish you are angling for!

Size Or Quantity?

Some anglers like to catch fish after fish after fish. They aren't happy unless
they are reeling them in and size isn't really that important, although there's
always that hope that the next nibble could be a big one. Others are only
interested in catching the big fish in the pond and will sit patiently all day
waiting for him to give a nibble.

While there are many places that offer an opportunity for both types of fishing,
this should be discussed beforehand so that each member of the trip can be sure
they are getting the type of fishing they enjoy.

Fishing Style

One other thing to consider is the method you will use to catch the fish. Will
you be wading into streams? Trolling? Deep sea fishing? Each one is a different
experience and many people have their preference. Make sure your group agrees on
a method of fishing and that the destination you are thinking about offers that
type of fishing.

Cost
As with anything, what you can afford will largely impact what you can get for
your fishing vacation

You need to get together with your group and decide what you can spend. Perhaps
you will have to make some compromises such as sleeping in a tent instead of a
cabin so you can afford a couple days with a good local guide.

The hard part here is getting everyone in the group to agree on how much to
spend and where to put the bulk of the money. One way to save money is to do
your own cooking or have everyone in the group bring a frozen dish along (enough
to feed everyone) and you'll have free meals for several nights.

When planning your trip, don't forget about shower and bathroom facilities -
especially if this is a family trip. If you have opted for camping, the showers
and bathrooms will be community so you will have to share. A cabin on the other
hand will provide some privacy.

So, if you really want a great fishing trip, start by planning just exactly what
you want out of the trip and how much you are willing to spend. Do it right and
you can have the fishing trip of a lifetime.

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human senses than “bareboat charter” in the Whitsunday Islands situated off
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In times past this style of holiday experience appealed most to the amateur
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harnessing the power of nature to reach his destination. Conditions were sparse
and cramped just the way he liked it.

The advent of the modern day power yachts or "motor cruiser" has
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The top ten European travel destinations offer so much for the traveler. Any one of the top ten European travel destinations will provide a wide variety of experiences for your next vacation.



Europe is filled with historical sites dating back thousands of years, old cities of lost and ancient civilizations. But no matter where one goes, Europe never gets old. From the excellent food and drink to high-quality entertainment to shopping paradise, culture is all around. There are capital cities everywhere and many friendly villages along the way. If beautiful beaches are what you are looking for, Europe will give you many from which to choose.



Here are the top ten European travel destinations in alphabetical order:



Amsterdam, Holland - Amsterdam is famous for such attractions as Central Station, for its clubs and coffee shops. A beautiful time to visit Amsterdam would be spring since colorful tulips will be in bloom. Amsterdam includes the famous Van Gogh museum and its vast collection of his works. Amsterdam is a beautiful city with some of the best shopping in Europe and the people in Amsterdam are among the friendliest in the world. No wonder Amsterdam is one of the top ten European travel destinations.



Athens, Greece - visitors have always wanted to visit the famed monuments of the Acropolis found on a hill in the city center. The Temple of Olympian Zeus is a site that is being reconstructed. Built in 515 B.C., the monument is a temple dedicated to Zeus, the ancient Greek god of gods. Syntagma Square is a popular area in the center of Athens where there are many cafes that tourists will definitely enjoy.



Barcelona, Spain - the architecture in Barcelona is incredible such as the unfinished church of the Sagrada Familia or Sacred Family. This church is so immense that it has been under construction since 1882 with a possible completion date of 2020. The Spanish Naval Museum is interesting and can be found next to the monument of Christopher Columbus. The Naval Museum has a full-scale model of a galley ship plus the old shipyards where great galleys were built long ago.



Berlin, Germany - Berlin is one of the top ten European travel destinations and a city bustling with activity, history and intrigue. Even though Berlin has a number of interesting buildings built prior to 1945, the city today is shaped by the role it plays in German history after 1945. The Gendermenmarkt is one of Berlins most beautiful attractions and some would say the most beautiful square in Europe. The square is also surrounded by many beautiful cathedrals. And a trip to Berlin would not be complete without enjoying one of the numerous ale houses and flavorful beers.



Brussels, Belgium - when in Brussels, be sure and visit the Atomium, a giant steel construction shaped like a molecule. The Atomium was built for the 1958 World Expo and can still be enjoyed. The Grand Place is the central market square in Brussels and an excellent place to visit. The fifth largest church in the world is located in Brussels, the Basilica of the Sacred Heart, a beautiful church that can be enjoyed by religious and non-religious alike because of its architectural beauty.



Lisbon, Portugal - the heart of Lisbon is known as the Baixa, filled with many different shops and attractions. You can walk the hilly narrow streets of the old downtown area called Alfama and stop for coffee or tasty meal along the way or enjoy the Portuguese music called Fado. Getting cheap transportation around Lisbon is easy since the metro runs throughout most of the city.



London, England - why would one visit this beautiful top ten European travel destinations city? London is an international center of culture with music, theater, arts, museums, festivals and more. Tourist attractions are mainly in central London, attractions such as Westminster Abbey in Westminster City. The palaces of the English royal family are for history lovers and the Buckingham Palace is one of the better known palaces anywhere.



Paris, France - definitely one of the top ten European travel destinations, Paris is known for its architectural beauty, its shopping, its cuisine as well as its museums. The Louvre is one of the greatest art museums in the world where one can see the famous Mona Lisa. The Musee Roudin hosts a collection of works from the most famous French sculptor. And the Musee Picasso showcases Picassos works and even hosts art shows.



Rome, Italy - Rome has a storied and long history, but it also is one of the contemporary top ten European travel destinations. Its vast historical center contains many places from ancient Rome such as palaces, artistic treasures, fountains and churches. A trip to the Vatican would be considered essential for the first-time visitor. One of the most interesting attractions in Rome is the Aqueduct, the ancient structure for transporting water around the city. And no matter what anyone tells you, the best pizza in the world is in Rome.



Venice, Italy - getting around Venice is entirely on water or on foot, just like centuries past. Numerous interesting places to visit exist such as the Piazza San Marco, known as Saint Marks Square. This square is remarkable since one can only hear human voices and nothing else. La Fenice Theatre and Opera is one of the most famous theaters in Europe, the site of many famous operatic premieres.



So there you have them, top ten European travel destinations. Whether you are visiting Europe for the first time or you visit often, check out the wonderful variety of destinations for your next vacation. Once you have experienced Europe travel destinations, you will likely return again to enjoy a dream vacation in another of the top ten European travel destinations. Make it a vacation you will always remember.



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Back to Destination Articles - Killarney, Ireland

It's hard to believe the weekend has finished and Monday morning has come so quickly. Only a few articles were submitted since Friday, so at least I have an easy morning's work.

One of my favourite destinations is Ireland, so when the article below "dropped-in" for approval, I read it with interest.

Killarney does sound a wonderful place to visit.

This is my selection for "Article of the Weekend":

Best 10 things to do and see in Killarney in under 10 days

1. Jaunting Cars

Take a horse-drawn guided tour by the famous lakes and ancient castles. Jaunting Cars are available for hire at the following locations. Choice of destinations offered. Cost (depending on distance): €25- €57 per jaunting car (up to 4 persons). First Entrance to Killarney National Park (1M). Follow N71 for 3 kms. Car park and jaunting car stand on left. Also available from Kate Kearney’s Cottage. Follow R562 for 5 kms. approx. First surfaced road left after Hotel Europe (unmarked road). Bridge over River Laune. Left at Dunloe Castle Hotel. Left at next junction to Kate Kearney’s Cottage.

2. Ross Castle

Ross Castle is 10 minutes by car from Killarney. It started life in the 15th century as a chieftain’s stronghold but has been adapted many times since. It was opened to the public after restoration in 1990. This Castle may be considered a typical example of the stronghold of an Irish Chieftain during the Middle Ages. Probably built in the late 15th century by one of the O’Donoghue Ross chieftains. Much of the bawn was removed by the time the Barrack building was added on the south side of the castle sometime in the middle of the 18th century.

Picturesquely sited on the edge of Lough Leane, legend had it that the castle would never be conquered by land. In the 17th century, Cromwellian forces successfully attacked the castle by crossing the lake, fulfilling the prophecy.

After the tour, take the trip to Innisfallen Island on adjacent Lough Leane. It’s home to a ruined 12th-century Augustinian priory where the Annals of Innisfallen, a chronicle of early Irish history, were written. It’s one of the most serene places you’re ever likely to visit. You can take a motor launch but it’s much nicer to row. Ross Castle is open daily (closed November-March) with guided tours every half hour for £3. One-hour water bus tours of the lake, including Innisfallen, cost £5. Rowing boat hire to Innisfallen (two-hour/three-mile round trip) costs £5 an hour.

3. McSorley’s pub.

Probably the most lively place in Killarney, at night at least. Frequent live music with some of the best bands playing during summer months. No cover charge. Great reputation. For the young at heart. Drinking and loudness involved.

4. Muckross House

The focal point of Killarney’s Middle Lake is Muckross House and Gardens. Built for the Herbert family in 1843, the 20-room mansion hosted a royal visit by Queen Victoria in 1861 and many of the items on display date from that occasion. The extensive gardens, famous for their giant rhododendrons, offer panoramic views over the lake and include a 17-acre arboretum. The adjoining Muckross Traditional Farms recreate rural Ireland as it was in the 1930s, with three separate working farms complete with shire horses, donkeys, geese, chickens and traditional farm machinery. Muckross House and Gardens/Muckross Traditional Farms (00 353 64 31440, www.muckross-house.ie). Open daily 9am-7pm. Farms closed November-mid-March, £4, joint ticket £6.

5. Golf

With its world famous golf courses including Killeen and O’Mahony’s Point, Killarney truly is a Golfer’s paradise. Other famous Kerry courses such as Ballybunion, Ring of Kerry, Kenmare, Dooks and Tralee are all within a short drive of Killarney.

6. Walking/Cycle

Killarney National Park is a walker’s and cyclist’s paradise. There are numerous options but try the four-hour/10-mile circumnavigation of Middle Lake. From the ruins of Muckross Abbey, follow Lover’s Walk by the lake shore to the Muckross Peninsula, then along the Arthur Young Trail through one of the largest natural Yew woods in Europe. Keep on to Brikeen Bridge and Dinis Island on the far shore of the lake, returning via Toothache Bridge and Torc Waterfall. £7 for a day’s cycle hire from O’Sullivan’s Cycles, Bishop’s Lane, New Street, Killarney, Co Kerry (00 353 64 31282).

7. Murphy’s Ice Cream, 37 Main Street

Award-winning ice-cream, teas and coffees, chocolates, bakery and other indulgences. Described by ‘Let’s go Ireland’ as “The only cappuccino worthy of the name for 100 miles” and by the Sunday Independent as “The most sinful cakes”. Need i say more?

8. Go to an Irish sport event and find out what drives half the population of Ireland (mad). A good place to start is the website of the local Gaelic Athletics Association. Amateur, passionate, popular and a great way to meet locals and understand the culture.

9. Go to Sunday morning Mass. Even if you’re not Catholic its a great way to see and meet locals but above all observe one of the traditions that reveals most about Ireland.

10. Get lost - a personal favorite. Lower your expectations, take a packed lunch, get off the beaten track, take random roads, stop in the nicest pub around lunchtime, have a pint. Conentrate on roads that take you up mountains; there are a hundred views around Killarney each just as worthwhile as the famous ‘Ladies View‘.

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More About Killarney

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Although KILLARNEY has been commercialized to saturation point and has little in the way of architectural interest, the real reason for coming here is without doubt the surrounding landscape. Its three spectacular lakes , Lough Leane (the Lower Lake), Muckross Lake (the Middle Lake) and the Upper Lake, are only the appetizer. Behind them loom Macgillycuddy's Reeks , which have a grandeur out of all proportion to their height: rarely exceeding 3000ft, they're still the highest mountains in Ireland. Much of this wonderful scenery is contained within the huge Killarney National Park .

If you've come to Ireland for the scenery and the remoteness, you'll certainly find them in County Kerry : miles and miles of mountain-moorland where the heather and the bracken are broken only by the occasional lake; smooth hills whose fragrant, tussocky grass is covered with sea pinks, speedwells, thrift and red campion, and that fragment into jagged rocks as they reach the sea. The ocean looks enormous, and you can stand in the sunshine and watch a storm coming in for miles before you have to run for cover. The only catch is that a good part of the county is very much on the tourist trail. However, the plus side of Kerry's long tradition of welcoming tourists is that it's very easy country to travel in, with plenty of accommodation and food in all price brackets, and, during the summer at least, transport is pretty good - though with some notable exceptions.

Broadly speaking, Kerry divides into four areas: the Dingle Peninsula; the Iveragh Peninsula, encircled by the Ring of Kerry, with Killarney in its hinterland; the Kenmare River, bordered to the north and south by the Iveragh and Beara peninsulas; and northern Kerry, from Tralee to the Shannon. Each section is quite distinct and has its partisans. By far the most visited area - indeed the most visited in the whole of Ireland - is Killarney and the Ring of Kerry . Deservedly famous for the beauty of the adjacent lakes and mountains, this region is, predictably, geared up for tourism, and the principal roads and sights are often overburdened with visitors. Luckily, however, the real wilds are never far away, and whether you head for the mountains or the sea you can soon lose yourself and feel remote from modern civilization.

Exploring County Kerry

• Ardfert and Banna Strand
• Beara Peninsula
• Castleisland
• Dingle Peninsula
• Kenmare
• Killarney
• North Kerry
• Ring of Kerry
• Tralee

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Travel to France by Car

If you would like to discover France, it is a good way to drive around the region by car. You don't need a visa to enter France for visits of less than three months. Naturally, a valid passport is required. You can use carpool services and find car going in your direction. It is cheaper and it can be fun. You can also book car rental in France from any country, there are several car hire websites to compare.

Online services are simple and fast way of car booking. If you rent a car in France, you must own a valid driver license for at least one year. Minimum age is 23 years old and 21 for credit card holders. Rates include maintenance and oil. In the case of driving overseas, you have to obtain an International Driving Permit (IDP). An International Driving Permit (IDP) allows you to drive abroad when accompanied by a valid U.S. driver license. IDPs are valid for 1 year from the date of issue. These licenses are not intended to replace valid U.S. state licenses, you have to use them together. Keep driving license and all car paperwork with you all the time.

To apply for an international driving permit, you must be at least 18 years old, and you can obtain it at the American Automobile Association (AAA) or at the American Automobile Touring Alliance. U.S. citizens may notice that road conditions differ significantly from those in the United States. Like all the countries, the French have special driving habits. They typically drive faster and more aggressively than Americans (they are also faster on foot, actually they almost run). Some rules may differ from those in the United States. For example drivers entering intersections from the right have priority over those on the left (unless specifically indicated otherwise), even when entering relatively large boulevards from small side streets. Note that all distance and speed measurements are in km.

Before you start driving, study the rules deeply. Don't forget the auto insurance. Usually your U.S. auto insurance does not cover you abroad. When renting a car abroad, consider purchasing insurance coverage that is at least equivalent to that which you carry at home.

When you park in the city, it is safer to park in a hotel car park or in underground parking lots. These are indicated by a blue sign with a white background, marked "P." Pay-and-Display park meters accept only special cards which can be purchased in tobacco shops. Check the information on the machines, because parking is often free during lunchtimes and after 8 pm. Never leave anything of value on view in the car.

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Shopping for Antiques in Paris By:- Gerald Robinson This article conveys the excitement of shopping for antiques in Paris and describes areas in Paris to shop for various types of antiques.

A Fashion Career Fashion Mysteries Explained By:- Josh Stone Those with a career in fashion are certainly content to ride along with the whims of their contemporaries. But, perhaps in the odd moment in the stock room or pausing over your designing template, you paused to wonder, "Why do we do this this way anyway?"

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Building and Maintaining an Online Forum

Setting up a forum is fairly easy. There's loads of free forum software, most hosting accounts come with an easy forum install option. So, that shouldn't be a problem.

Integration with your web site is easy too. Just add a hyperlink to your forum home page in your main navigation bar and upload.

However, I do have a cautionary tale to tell.

Around 5 years ago I set up a forum called "AskJack". If you use the Wayback Machine and input http://www.askjack.co.uk/ you'll probably see a cached version. It seems unbelievable now, but feedback forums were at the leading edge of cutting edge technology at that time and many sold for millions of pounds/dollars.

To start off with it was good fun answering all the crazy questions and resulting arguments. Then it got to be hard work. The site was repeatedly bombarded by spammers, hackers, crackers and just plain lunatics. As the forum administrator I was held legally responsible for content displayed. Eventually, I killed the forum and moved on to other things that actually made me money. It is incredibly time consuming to maintain a forum.

If you want to make "a rod for your own back" then by all means start a forum.If you want to make money and have time to enjoy it, there's lots of other blog add-ons and ways to achieve that aim.

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Holiday Plus Size Clothing Store Guide By:-Maya MatthewsAn article guiding plus size women to the right stores to go to in order to satisfy their Christmas Holiday shopping needs. Whether you are a teen or a mature plus size lady, refer to this article to find the right plus size clothing store for you.
Malta Looking Hot For 2007 Property Price Rises By:-Roger MunnsOne of the top areas for property investment next year could be the Mediterranean island of Malta. The arrival of new low cost flights could help see double digit property inflation in 2007.
Stratford-upon-Avon, England. The Town Remains Mostly Unspoilt with Fine Examples of Elizabethan Buildings in a Picturesque Setting By:-Ann CoveneyTo quote the bard himself, I like this place and could willingly waste my time in it. A visit to Stratford will take you to the heart of the area known as the Cotswolds renowned for its rolling gentle hills and distinctive Cotswold stone buildings. Steeped in history and folklore, dotted with quaint villages and churches, dry stone walls and village greens, this is England at its finest.
AskLiz the Ultimate Article and Search Directory By:-Jack CoveneyAskLiz aims to provide short, informative articles on a range of everyday topics. Use the links below to explore each topic or use the handy search box to search the Internet.
Simply Shofars - A Natural Item with a Beautiful Sound By:-Adam BarnettThis article is about the history of the shofar and how it is used today. The shofar is a common item in both the Jewish and Christian worlds and this article will give the needed general information about the Shofar.
Hanukkah - The Dreidel Game, Hanukkah Crafts & Fun for Kids By:-Adam BarnettHanukkah (also spelt Chanukah) would not be complete without playing the dreidel game, eating gelt, making chanukah crafts with your children, and buying some of those wonderful new hanukkah toys now available online on judaica gift shops! Read on to learn how to play the Dreidel Game, what other hanukkah toys are available, and much more!
Photography Business: How To Generate Leads By:-Lori OsterbergMany photography businesses use direct marketing with postcards as a part of their promotional strategy. Learn how to go the next step, and make each campaign even more profitable.
Ebook & Software Master Resale Rights - 5 Reasons Why People Fail By:-Tahir ShahArticle looks at 5 key reasons why people fail with an ebook and software master resale rights business.
Five Tips to Keep Families Healthy and Strong - Even with Challenging Children By:-christopher auerA published author provides five tips to keep families healthy and strong during the busy holiday season.
Unique Christmas Gift - For That Special Person In Your Life By:-Eddie LambChristmas is coming, a holiday which everyone loves and dreads at the same time. Everything about Christmas is simply wonderful, with the exception that you have to decide what gift you will give to whom and the shop for it, then wrap it and then give it.
Top 5 Things To Do When Visiting Istanbul By:-Matt DaviesA quick look at the top five things to do when on a trip to Istanbul, including eating, shopping and sightseeing.
Dude Ranch Family Vacation: Old-West Fun! By:-Remy JirekA dude ranch family vacation may just well be the perfect vacation idea for you. Horseback riding, swimming pools, and multiple other activities make these resorts excellent places for you to take your kids on your next adventure...
How To Double Your Profits Trading The Same System By:-Charles StubbsMost traders, quite understandably, concentrate more on getting their trades right than their stakes correct. After all, if you can't pick winning trades then the rest doesn't count for very much, does it? However, if you are a winning trader, even if only occasionally, then the correct staking approach can turn loss into profit, and profit into real wealth.
Famagusta Northern Cyprus By:-Derek BothFamagusta, a historical and architecturally prominent city, within the Mediterranean, if simplicity and historical stories are right up your alley, a vacation in Famagusta is something you will definitely want to consider.
Your Gay Child--Is There A Place For Him At the Table? By:-Don L WrightMany families, especially religious families, find themselves adrift when they learn one of their children is gay. And yet, the best of our religious teachings ask us to love them unconditionally.
Traveling To and Around the Costa Blanca Spain By:-Robert CarltonThe Costa Blanca Spain is a popular destination for tourists. Most travel into the region through the Alicante airport. This large airport offers flights from several discount airlines. Once you arrive, you can either use public transportation or a car hire to get around. Stay in a hotel or rent a private property during your stay in the region.
Visit Vienna and Austria for a Unique European Vacation By:-Robert CarltonVienna, Austria, is a vibrant, charming, and beautiful destination, known for its rich culture and adored by many because of its simple elegance and charm.
Getting Out Of Debt By:-Daniel JohanssonMany people find their debts are creating unnecessary burdens in their lives. This article helps familiarise people with the options available to them with regard to getting out of debt.
Green Coast Northern Cyprus By:-Derek BothIf you are thinking of taking a trip to Northern Cyprus, you may want to consider staying at the beautiful Green Coast Holiday Village.
Bellapais Northern Cyprus By:-Derek BothThe Village of Bellapais takes great pride in its ability to remain quality and enchanting throughout the many years and periods of its existence.
Ten Ways To Increase Sales By:-Sarah ReiterTop ten ways to increase sales for real estate agents and gain stbility and growth from clients.
Why Hire A Real Estate Virtual Assistant? By:-Sarah ReiterHow and why hiring a Virtual Assistant can contribute to being a successful real estate agent.
Consider A Career In Proofreading By:-Rob PalmerIf you are looking for the opportunity to work from home and enjoy reading then why not consider a career in freelance proofreading? This articles gives you details on freelance proofreading and how to find freelance proofreading jobs.