INPUT ARTICLE: Article: your line into the water as far as you can. You want to cast far when fishing for eels because they like to spend time in deep, murky water. Press down on the reel release button and raise up your casting arm over your shoulder. Release the button to make your cast! To make your cast, move your arm quickly and consistently. Try to keep your feet stationary and raise your rod by moving your hips. That way, your rod will have a bit more momentum as you make your cast. Most eels don't venture too far from their hiding place when feeding, so they are more likely to find your bait if it reaches the bottom of a lake or river. This can help you notice any small tugs on the line. Eels often nudge at bait before biting it, so small bobs in the tip of your rod may be an indication that a bite is coming! While this is not required, it will help you see any movements on the tip of your rod. Eels usually nibble on bait quickly, so if you don't get a bite within the first few minutes of your cast, try casting again. Eels will spend time hiding out rather than swimming about, so they may not notice your bait the first time you cast. Try casting in a spot 12ft (0.300.61m) away from where your first cast landed. Recasting helps the eels notice fresh bait. When you have an eel on your line, pull back quickly and firmly on the tip of the rod. This helps secure the fish on your hook. Your eel will start to pull back and escape as soon as you set them, so be ready for any sudden jerks or pulls. Eels will nibble on their food before they take large bites, so wait until after you feel 1 tug before you make your move. As the eel fights back, reel in your rod a few times (for about 5 seconds or so) to bring it closer to the surface. Then, reel a little bit more until you can see it from the surface of the water. It will continue to pull your line as you reel it in, though don't give up! Eels put up a fight when caught, so gradually reeling them in works best to bring them in without damaging your line, reel, or rod. Eels can be challenging to bring in because they often fight for awhile before you reel them in. They will tug your line and thrash back and forth to try to escape. Stand with your feet firmly on the ground, and keep your rod in your hands at all times. They can even snap your line! As you gradually reel it in, bring the eel towards the shoreline you are fishing from. Pick up your eel from shore rather than through the water, as the eel can continue to fight and twist on your line. Eels are long and sometimes heavy, and they are much easier to pick up and take out of the water from a shallow area. The easiest way to bring in your eel is to slowly bring it towards the shore. the eel when you reel it to shore. After you finally get your eel to shore, lift up the eel by your line, and firmly grasp the eel's head. Grip the hook with your hand or with a pair of pliers, and take it out of the eel's lip. Be prepared for the eel to trash back and forth as a final escape attempt! You can now either bring the eel home to cook or release it back into the wild.

SUMMARY: Cast Let your rig settle to bottom after you make your cast.The split shots weigh down your rig and bring your bait to the bottom, where the eels primarily eat, swim, and sleep. Aim your flashlight at the tip of your rod and look for subtle changes. Recast if you don't have a bite within 2 minutes. Set the hook when you feel 2 tugs on the line. Reel in the eel gradually as the eel tires out. Be ready for the eel to pull back and thrust about! Beach the eel on the shore as you reel it in. Unhook

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can access this menu by selecting the Video tab on the Bandicam window, and then clicking the "Settings" button in the "Record" section. Make sure that the Sound tab is selected in the "Recording settings" menu. Bandicam can record all of the sounds the program you are recording makes, as well as input from a microphone. This can be especially useful if you are recording a tutorial on how to use a program on a computer, or want to include commentary with a game you are playing. Check the "Record sound" box to enable sound recording. Your final file will be larger if you choose to record sound. If you want to capture the sounds made by the program you are recording, ensure that the "Primary Sound Device" drop-down menu has "Win8/Win7/Vista Sound (WASAPI)" selected. Click the Setting... button to open the Windows sound device settings. If you want to use your microphone while you are recording a video, select it from the "Secondary Sound Device" drop-down menu. Check the "Two Sound Mixing" box to mix both audio inputs into one track. This will help keep the file size smaller. You can set a hotkey for the microphone if you only want to record your voice at certain times. Make sure you set the hotkey to a key you don't normally use while using the program you are recording.

SUMMARY: Open the "Record settings" window. Choose whether you want to record sound. Choose your primary sound device. Choose your secondary sound device.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Part of the reason that balayage is so popular is that it doesn't require touch-up trips to the salon; it will grow out very naturally. Keep an eye on the color and simply repeat the process whenever you think your color needs a pick-me-up, every 2-3 months. You can even let your balayage go longer and transition it to an ombre look. To keep your highlights looking fresh, opt for a color-correcting shampoo and conditioner combo that won't fade your dye prematurely. Using products made for dyed hair will also keep your highlights from getting dark or brassy. If you have have naturally blonde hair, keep your highlights from turning brassy or yellow by using a purple shampoo or spray once or twice a week. However, don't use it too often, as it can give your hair a purple tint. Even the small amount of hair dye used in balayage can dry out your strands, leaving them stiff and hard to style. To keep your hair healthy, apply a hydrating hair mask once a week. You can buy a hair mask at a beauty store or online, or make your own. To make keep your hair healthy and moisturized, rinse and wash it with cool or lukewarm water instead of hot water, which can strip moisture. It's also best to shower every other day or once every few days; washing your hair too often can make it dry and brittle.

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Repeat your balayage process when your hair needs more color. Wash with a color-correcting, low-sulfate shampoo and conditioner. Apply a hair mask once a week to hydrate your strands. Shower every other day with lukewarm water.