Showing posts with label breaking waves. Show all posts
Showing posts with label breaking waves. Show all posts

Sunday, March 25, 2012

HAPPY SUNDAY - # 11 - 2012




At any given moment, I open my eyes and exist. And before that, during all eternity, what was there? Nothing.
~Basho~


Have a wonderful Sunday
Schoenen Sonntag allerseits
Buona Domenica per tutti
Je te souhaite une merveilleux Dimanche
Szep vasarnapot kivanom!

~Susanne





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Friday, July 09, 2010

The Tide is Rolling to the Shores...


If you spend a whole afternoon just eating popcorn and watching football, there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. But if that's all you do, you get swept along with the tide, without any idea of where you're going.
~Roland Joffe~
 
 
 
Hi my friends,
Thank you all for the kind comments to my post yesterday. 
 
Today it's a photo up of the rolling in tide at the beach. 
I love to see this and to hear the splashing waves, I love to feel the force of nature, 
listening to the song of the ocean. It's very relaxing and inspiring.

Have a great Friday - Weekend is here, yeah!
Susanne



Friday, February 19, 2010

What is he looking for?

What is he looking for?


Tips for Salt Water Fishing

Fish detect a meal in three ways — by scent, sound and movement. Fish use sound to communicate and find prey. Since sound travels faster through water than through air, fish can hear friends and food or saltwater lures that are a long way off. Scent is another powerful weapon for fish; they can pick up one particle of scent and use it to hone in on prey, communicate danger or navigate through the water.

Fish actually have a sixth sense that humans do not. The lateral line running down each side of a fish is filled with tiny hairs that can detect movement in the water. A fish can pick up a moving object, such as a fishing lure or bait, even in complete darkness. Just before it strikes, the fish will use sight to check out its victim. Even in clear water, fish can only see about 15 feet, but they can see colors and shapes. Finally, a fish will use its highly sensitive sense of taste to verify that what it has eaten is actually edible. To fool a fish, you must first fool all of its senses.


Live Saltwater Fishing Bait

When trying to trick a fish, nothing beats live fishing bait. Live bait may be hard to catch and hard to keep, but it's hard to beat when targeting finicky fish. Whether you catch live bait with a hook or a net, avoid touching the bait before putting it on the hook. The live well in which you store your bait should simulate current, oxygen content and temperature of the bait's natural environment. You can transport bait short distances in a bucket with a battery-operated aerator. When fishing with live bait, use the lightest hooks, leader and line possible to avoid further stressing the fish. Passing the hook through the bait fish's lips, eye sockets or nostrils will allow it to swim most naturally. Hooking the bait in front of the dorsal fin will encourage the bait to swim down. For delicate bait fish, tie a bridal out of rigging floss to hold the hook.

Read more about Saltwater fishing here


Hi my friends,

thank you all for your kind comments to my post a day ago. I had no time yesterday to post anything, it was a pretty busy day for me. But I'm back now and I hope you enjoy reading this one about salt water fishing. I'm not a fisher at all, I have just captured that guy at Cocoa Beach recently, while he was trying to catch some living baits. It took him long to get something out of the water - it's looks like that's something that people only with a big patience can do. I'm not one of them...*smile*...

Have all a wonderful day and Sunshine to you!

Susanne


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Wednesday, February 03, 2010

Remembering the warmer days


When the days in Florida were warmer than now...


Hi my friends,

This picture is almost nostalgia just now - it's still cool here.
For sure not a weather to swim in the ocean, not for me :)

Thank you for all the kind comments to my yesterdays post.
See you tomorrow again?
Susanne


Monday, February 01, 2010

Looking out for waves

I don't know what this young lady was looking for, but it was fun
looking at her and the play of the waves


splashing waves - and the next one was already building up



Complete peace equally reigns between two mental waves.
~Swami Sivananda~

Was she looking maybe for her complete peace?....*smile*...


Hi my friends,

Thank you for all the visits and for all your wonderful comments. You make my day with every single compliments. I love to share my pictures with you, love to share my thoughts and my little moments in life. Thanks to be my friend on this blog!

I wish you a good day, have a great time - and come back tomorrow.
Susanne


I know, it's February already, but I have still some CALENDARS 2010 left.
Who wants one?


Saturday, December 26, 2009

Christmas Day at the Beach

stormy weather conditions at the beach


kids had to try out their new Christmas gifts


To the left side were dark clouds and to the right it was a blue sunny sky


Big breaking waves are rolling in to the shores



Hi my friends,

I hope you had all a nice and peaceful Christmas Day! Thank you so much for all your kind comments or thanks also for just visiting ;)

Dave and I went down to the beach yesterday and we was not expecting to see so much activity going on there. People were swimming and surfing in the big braking waves and over all it was more stormy and dark looking weather conditions than it was sunshine. I've enjoyed that afternoon and I made a lot of wave pictures and some other ones too. I'll share it with you over the next days.

The Holidays are over and the next big step to celebrate will be coming new years eve to welcome 2010. I'm hoping it will bring for all of us peace on this earth!

Tomorrow it will be my last "Wordless Sunday" in 2009, don't miss it.... :)
See you there,

Susanne


There are still some CALENDARS 2010 left... do you need one?

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