To reel in those bass fish of your dreams you not only need to choose the correct lure and the correct and proper speed of retrieve. Water temperature – especially in the spring water season means just as much lure choice and speed of retrieve. Especially in the spring water season bass fishing success are a mixture and a result of all there components of a bass fisherman’s repertoire.

It can be more than said and emphasized that the key to early springtime bass fishing success is a warming trend in which the water temperature generally rises just 4 or 5 degrees Fahrenheit. It’s as if only a slight change like this 4 or 5 degrees change in water temperature is more than enough to make the bass fish more active and have them start to move onwards towards that shallow water and onwards to more and shallower water. Of course the actual temperature is relative to whatever region of the country or even countries that if you are fishing. Obviously if you are in Illinois or Michigan warmer water will be the norm as compared to an area such as Northern Manitoba Canada where of course average water temperatures will be cooler.

The two factors that commonly cause water temperatures to rise in the spring are of course sunshine with its warmth, and surprisingly rain. Of the two rains affects bass and bass fishing much quicker and promptly. Even February rains in the more southern states of the US are several degrees warmer than lake water. Thus you may want to fish in places and areas where the runoff is flowing in, such as smaller tributaries creeks and even ditches. It can be said that larger tributaries and rivers may become too muddy if they are flushing a lot of new water into their system.

Bass fish will tend to move to these smaller runoff areas within even hours. You may even see the bass chasing small minnows and small baitfish. It happens all that quickly. It’s all about water temperatures. Small crankbaits and spinnerbaits fished near the surface of the water are most effective since the warmer water will stay on top of the cooler water. Of course heat rises.

Unfortunately however this runoff activity seldom lasts longer than two or three days because as the water disperses it gradually cools. The bass fish will slow down accordingly. However this can be a good time to move to the larger tributaries. In the larger tributaries try the same techniques as employed previously, once the waters have cleared.

Watch out that several days of warming sunshine in early springtime can trigger these same quick changes in bass activity. All it takes is just four to five degrees of change in water temperatures. The best warming trends are those in which the nighttime air temperatures do not drop below the temperatures of the water, meaning a full 24 hours of continuous warming. It seems that after only 2 or 3 days of such conditions, the bass will begin moving to the creeks, bays and smaller coves and pockets. Usually this is to the northern shorelines since they receive the most sunshine overall. Lastly remember that slightly “stained” or “dingy” water will warm quicker than the clearest water.

Remember in the end its all about catching those Bass fish.

Determining exactly what is safe and effective has been a stumbling block when figuring out how to get rid of toenail fungus. There are many proactive measures to keep bacteria and disease at bay, yet many individuals are still uninformed in practical habits.

The principal lesson in understanding how to get rid of toenail fungus is being aware that moist warm environments are breeding grounds for many types of fungus to grow. This includes bathrooms and showers. We most often associate bacteria with public places, such as a gym or public swimming pools; however, bacteria can grow right in our own homes.

When bacteria is introduced to moist feet and then stuffed into shoes or socks, the perfect environment is created for toenail fungus to settle in and spread. And once fungus develops, it is easily transmitted by a damp bath mat or wet floors.

How to get rid of toenail fungus quickly

One of the most effective treatments to eliminate fungus is to create an all natural regime. Many commercial products contain a gazillion chemicals that can slow down the healing progress or do nothing at all. You’d be surprised at the all natural alternative remedies and how quickly your problems disappear.

• Keep your feet clean by washing at least twice a day. Scrub feet and toes with a brush to remove dead skin cells when you shower. Pay special attention to your toenails, brushing underneath them as best as you can.

• Twice per week, cleanse the feet with ¼ cup of fresh lemon juice. Lemons contain natural Alpha Hydroxy Acids, which naturally slough off dead skin cells, making way for new cell growth.

• Invest in a small bottle of Tea Tree Oil; it is a natural antibacterial that eliminates fungus effectively. Place five drops of tea tree oil into water and soak your feet for 10 minutes.

• Keep your feet dry. Allow feet to thoroughly dry for at least 10 minutes after a shower and before placing in socks or shoes.

• Wear clean, all-cotton socks. Change them a few times per day until your toenail fungus clears up. You’ll also want to make sure you wash your socks in hot water and thoroughly dry to ensure you kill off any

fungal properties lingering behind.

• When attending a public place where people walk barefoot, wear shower shoes to prevent any infections.

Learning how to get rid of toenail fungus with OTC products

Natural treatments are still considered “suspect” even though research has proven natural remedies help heal the body quicker. However, conventional therapies for toenail fungus include using an over the counter preparation that contains clotrimazole, known as Lotrimin or Lamisil spray or cream.

These items contain a blend of anti-fungal compounds.

Individuals can suffer allergic effects from using OTC products including skin rashes and blisters, stinging, swelling and the toenail fungus can become a bigger problem.

If the fungus continues to grow and thrive, the infection will become severe, leading to prescription medicines and may doctor appointments.

When deciding how to get rid of toenail fungus quickly and effectively, choose a remedy that will best serve your overall needs and return you back to enjoying everyday activities.

If you’re looking for an interesting science fair project, then you may want to read more about bread mold science fair projects that you can do. They are easy and inexpensive to do but also allow you to follow all the steps of the scientific method.

It helps to first understand a little about mold. Mold is another word for fungi whose bodies gather and congeal together to form cottony vegetative bodies. Not all mold is cottony, however. Types of slimy mold are more like amoeba than their cottony cousins and leave a moister, slicker mass on the molded surface. However when it comes to bread, you will most always see the drier, threadlike mold.

Mold commonly grows on bread faster in warm, dark, moist conditions. However, mold can grow in light, and some molds can even grow on frozen foods. Molds grow in varying conditions, at varying speeds, in every color you can think of.

Not just a disgusting addition to old food, mold can be beneficial in many ways. One of the most common ways mold is used positively is to make antibiotics such as penicillin. In 1928, Alexander Fleming accidentally discovered penicillin when he found mold growing on a discarded petri dish. The mold itself was not the miracle. Fleming discovered that the mold that had grown had killed the Staphylococcus aureus that he’d been growing in that particular petri dish. The rest is history!

Now that you know a little more about bread mold, you can use the ideas below to help you find potential bread mold science fair projects.

Does sodium have an effect on the growth of bread mold?

How and why does mold form on bread?

Is bread mold harmful to the human body if consumed? Why?

What are the optimal conditions for growing bread mold? Why?

Does light have an effect on the growth of bread mold? If so, what kind?

Do certain types of breads mold faster than others?

How to grow bread mold…

Take a cotton swab and collect some dust. Wipe the dust over the bread slices you want to experiment with. Place them in a bag with a few drops of water and seal the bag so the slices don’t dry out.

Now you know a little more about bread mold and the types of experiments you can do. You may have an idea of what you would like to try as a project. Simply by asking questions about things that interest you, you can come up with great bread mold science fair projects that can be fun to do!