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my Ipod got wet in Jurassic park and it wont work?
ok so i went to universal studios and i wen to jurassic park went i got of i went to see what time it was and it wont turn on the battery was low so i thought it must have ran out but i walked out side and it was on but the backlight wont work i asked my aunt and she said it probably got wet and told me to turn it off but being the dumbass that i am two hours later i turned it on and the normal light came on for like half a second and then the blacklight went off so i turned off again and this time for a whole night i turned it on and it was working fine but then i notice it was brighter then usual like when you went to the brightness the label was practically white i tried restoring it and it says error cannot restore now my sister dumped it in a sink once that was full of water and it still worked fine and in jurassic park i didnt get that wet its not liked i jumped into a lake with my i pod will this dry off or will it end up not working
If its wet, the best thing to do to dry it off is to place it in a bag of rice to draw the water out. Leave it in there for a few days and try it again. If it doesn't work, it is probably broken.
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Night Fishing "Evening Secrets" For Slamming Fish At Night
Night fishing can be the most rewarding time of the day to catch fish. Even the most popular fishing spots are less crowded, and it's a chance to get close to nature.
Things come alive at night, especially most species of fish because they are noctornal feeders.
Here are some evening secrets to help you get the most out of your late evening and night fishing excursions.
1. The first thing you want to make sure you do is to scout out the body of water during the day. You want to look for underwater structure, and popular daytime spots. Get the lay of the area, and take a piece of graph paper and plot out the areas you will target at night.
2. If it's legal, drop some chum down to the bottom of some spots you plan on fishing. A productive way of chumming is to take a gunny sack and fill it with sour grain. Drop it down into a few spots you plan on fishing so when you get there at night, there are plenty of fish to catch.
3. Make sure to have adequate lighting above the water so you can see what you are doing. Many fishermen use blacklights which don't attract bugs, yet still allow you good vision above the surface.
4. Complete night time preparation with first aid kit, lights, extra batteries, high visibility clothing, and a full knowledge of body of water you are fishing on.
5. Pre-rig your lines, and also have some extra riggings, and extra poles ready. You don't want to be in a situation where you are fumbling around trying to tie knots, rig weights, etc. You want to have that all set up, along with a system of easy replacement using a dropper loop off your main line. There are also little plastic things called "Carolina keepers" that work well for this.
6. Make sure you leave with more than enough bait on hand. You don't want to run out of bait and have to spend time catching more, or quitting all together. The less things you have to do at night, while out fishing, the better. You came there for one thing...to fish... and catch fish. So get all the prep out of the way first so you don't have to focus on anything else.
These 6 steps will make your night fishing trips extremely productive. You'll be finding the fish (or attracting them to one of your chummed spots), and targetting them with pre rigged baits.
Next, you've got to get out there and actually fish. Enjoy!
About the Author
Dan Eggertsen is a fishing researcher and owner of The Evening Secret. You can also see his evening secret videos on his website.
