Write an article based on this "Go bait fishing with a spinning or center pin rod in rivers. Use a fly rod to catch steelhead in deeper or colder waters. Use an 810lb (3.64.5kg) main line to secure catches. Choose a side planer to cheat the current if you're bank fishing. Opt for a church stern planer if you need to keep a boat line from catching. Use a high-action lure to provoke the fish. Rely on fake or real salmon eggs as bait."
article: Bait fishing is best done in rivers where the fish are more likely to react to salmon roe. Since steelhead will be spawning in rivers, they're more likely to attack another species of egg. A fly rod and lure will work in shallow waters but will be suboptimal if you're fishing for steelhead in the colder months where the fish are more likely to be lower to the floor of the river or sea. A center pin rod and spinning rod will work in any environment. If you're using a spinning rod, it should be 812 feet (2.43.7m). If you're using a center pin rod, it should be 1213 feet (3.74.0m). Since fly fishing tends to send a line deeper into a body of water, choose to fly fish if you're looking for steelhead in deep lakes or rivers. Fly fishing is also a better idea if you're fishing for steelhead in colder water where the fish are likely to be closer to the bottom of the sea or river. Use a fly rod with a sink tip fly line to entice steelhead to bite. If you're using a fly rod, it should have a weight of 6-8. Steelhead are strong and will rip and turn when they attack bait. To keep your line from snapping, opt for a fishing line that can handle 810 pounds (3.64.5kg) of pressure. Use fluorocarbon lines. Monofilament or braid lines will work in a pinch, but they'll be prone to breaking if you hook a bigger fish. A side planer is a small rubber rudder that you attach near a bob or hook to redirect a line in moving water. They're typically used to keep multiple lines from twisting when you're trolling from the back of a boat. However, you can use a side planer to keep your line from travelling off of a seam when you find one in the river. To attach a side planer, thread it through your fishing line and tie it 1218 inches (3046cm) away from your lure or bait. Twist the rudder around the body of the planer so that it points at an angle away from your rod. Trolling refers to the practice of hanging multiple fishing rods off the back of a boat. If your line continues to drift away from a seam when you're using your side planer, adjust the rudder by twisting it in a different direction. It may take multiple adjustments before you can sit your line directly on top of a seam. A church stern planer is a simple planer that is used to keep a lure from sinking or floating while a boat moves. Use a church stern planer if you're fishing from a boat to keep the lure at eye-level with the steelhead and prevent your line from catching on seaweed or rocks. To attach a church stern planer, run your fishing line through the hoop at the top and tie it 1218 inches (3046cm) away from your lure or bait. Church stern planers are really simple to attach and don't require any adjustments. Simply run your fishing line through the loop on the planer before tying your lure. Steelhead are attracted to rapid movement, so use a high-action spoon, minnow, jig, or floater. Floaters are best if you're in a low river that isn't flowing particularly fast. Minnows are best in shallow lakes and streams. Spoons are solid for any situation, while jigs will catch a fish's attention in rough waters. Steelhead tend to be very territorial, and will try to eat salmon eggs if they come across them. To use real eggs, or roe, you'll have to either buy it cured or cure it yourself. To cure roe, you can sprinkle salt liberally on top of the roe and let it sit in an airtight bag overnight in your fringe. You can also use artificial eggs soaked in krill if you don't feel like handling the real thing or don't have any fresh roe around.

Write an article based on this "Mix your cake batter. Bake the cakes."
article: Cakes made from scratch will be denser and stronger than a cake mix. Using the ingredients list above, combine sugar and butter, then beat in the eggs and vanilla. Mix flour and baking powder together, and then combine the dry ingredients with the sugar-butter-egg mixture. Use the milk to thin out the batter. Separate the batter into two greased 9" round pans, and put them into a preheated 350 degree oven. They should take 30 to 40 minutes to bake.

Write an article based on this "Identify your personal values. Be honest with yourself about your shortcomings. Make a relationship check-list."
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A mature individual knows herself and what she believes in. Before getting married, it's important to know what you value and if you're being completely honest with yourself. Have a healthy self esteem. By knowing you're worthy of love, you set the bar high on how you'll be treated by your partner. When you have low self esteem, it may allow you to accept unacceptable behavior while preventing you from enjoying a healthy relationship. When you're insecure, you can be irritable, have poor communication and use impaired judgement in your work and personal life. In order to attract confident and healthy partners, you must have self-confidence. Know what is important to you. Ask yourself what values you have. If you're a family person, you may want many children and regular family outings. Perhaps you are more career-driven so you may need to skip children all together or wait until later in life to re-evaluate if you want a family. Maybe you are quite religious and need someone of the same faith. Search within yourself and decide what makes you the person you are. Self-reflection is important in all stages of personal relationships. If you are unable to be honest with yourself, you can't expect to be honest with another individual. Set aside some personal time to think. When you're alone, consider what you could work on. Some individuals may have difficulty communicating. If this is you, think about circumstances when you were unable to effectively communicate your feelings or be honest with yourself. Try to be observant of these situations and the points in which you shut off or close down. Negativity or being too hard on yourself can be difficult to associate with. Imagine yourself with a partner who is unable to accept praise and is generally an unhappy person. Consider why you flee to negative emotions and try to remember there is more than one perspective. After you know yourself, you can contemplate what you need out of a relationship in order to move onto marriage. Keep it simple and examine what you value in your friends, family and past relationships. Create a list of what you look for in a partner that consists of must-have, maybes, and absolutley-nots. Your list should be ever-evolving. You should always grow and change as a person, especially while young so your list should reflect that. Don't be afraid to edit your list after a poorly-ended relationship. When listing your must-haves, look for common denominators within your life. If all your friends have a sense of humor, it may be an important thing to look for; in contrast, if you prefer to be more serious perhaps you should find a person able to hold more involved conversations. Make your list how you want it. After all, it is yours and yours alone. When you have an easy go-to list you can easily look for a marriage-worthy partner. Knowing what you want before hand will help keep you on the right track while keeping your standards high.