<\/span><\/h3>\nGood Ol\u2019 Fashioned Explosives. This is definitely the one of the most illegal fishing techniques on this list and, without a doubt, not one you would ever want to attempt while ice fishing. It\u2019s also the simplest. Just toss a stick of dynamite or a homemade bomb into the water, wait for it to kill every bit of aquatic life within the blast zone, and scoop up all the fish. Also known as \u201cblast fishing,\u201d this one has caused irreparable damage to coral reefs around the world and it\u2019s still popular in parts of Indenesia and the Phillipeanes. This has led to an outcry from marine conservationists as well as billionaire do-gooders Virgin founder Richard Branson.\u00a0<\/em>See the full instructions here.<\/p>\n<\/span>21. Scream and Shout<\/span><\/h3>\nSplashing in the water scares fish away, right? Not always. Anglers in Venezuela often splash the water with a fishing rod to attract the toothy payara, also known as the Dracula fish. This popular South American gamefish is drawn by sounds of splashing, perhaps because the noise mimics schools of feeding piranhas, the payara\u2019s favorite food.\u00a0<\/em>See the full instructions here.<\/p>\n<\/span>22. Wrap Your Rods<\/span><\/h3>\nBy wrapping rope or paracord around your fishing rods, you\u2019ll be able to keep them organized and together, and will make it easier to separate them from the rest of your fishing supplies.<\/em><\/p>\nNeed some extra strong rope or some 550 paracord? We\u2019ve got lots of each \u2013 click the images of the rope (left) or paracord (right) below to stock up.\u00a0<\/em>Click