BIKE FISHING BASICS by Tyler Frantz photos by the author systems to bike into ideal fishing destinations closed to motorized travel. It is a great way to get some exercise and find unpressured fishing. To make the most of any bike fishing excursion in P 26 edaling along the shaded gravel of the railroad grade, a steady breeze cooled the light sweat on my brow. Mixed hardwoods towered overhead, deer bounded from the trail in the distance, and the steady churn of the creek sang in harmony with the hum of rolling tires. It was a perfect day to take a bike ride, enjoy the scenery, and catch some fish. Pennsylvania has a rich history of railways traversing the landscape; many have been converted into recreational trails that provide remote access to prime waterways. Anglers can take advantage of these well-maintained trail Pennsylvania Angler & Boater terms of comfort, convenience, and safety, anglers will want a reliable mountain bike with multiple gear speeds for easier pedaling. A comfortable seat is a must for long distance rides, and an accessory rack either on the handlebars or above the rear tire will come in handy for stowing gear. Certain accessories are designed specifically for attaching gear to the frame of the bicycle. I prefer u-shaped handlebar clamps that makes it easy to snugly fit a rod case and packable waders between the handles. My friend has a cargo rack behind his seat that allows him to stack and fasten gear with a bungee cord. fishandboat.comhttp://www.fishandboat.com