How to Choose Fishing Rod Length
Choosing the right fishing rod length is an important aspect of fishing. It directly affects your casting range, accuracy, and the type of fish you can target. Different lengths are … Read more
How to Spey Cast
Spey casting is a technique used in fly fishing that has gained popularity over the years. This type of casting allows anglers to target fish in areas that cannot be … Read more
How to Rig a Tube Jig
Rigging a tube jig is a popular and effective technique for catching fish, especially bass. This versatile lure can imitate various types of baitfish and can be presented in different … Read more
How to Catch Big Carp
Carp fishing is a popular form of angling that has been around for centuries. Whether you are an experienced angler or new to the sport, catching big carp can be … Read more
How to Catch Seriola Dumerili
The amberjack, also known as yellowtail or Seriola Dumerili, is a popular gamefish that inhabits coastal seas around the world. This fish has captivated anglers with powerful strikes, aerial acrobatics, … Read more
How to Attach Leader to Fly Line Without Loop
Attaching a leader to your fly line without a loop can be beneficial for several reasons. It allows you to have a stronger connection between the two lines, making it … Read more
How to Rig a Ballyhoo
Whether you’re an experienced angler or just getting into the sport, few fishing techniques are as rewarding and time-tested as rigging live bait. Casting out a perfectly weighted line with … Read more
How to Fly Fish with Nymphs
Fly fishing with nymphs is one of the most effective fishing methods that every angler should master. Nymph fishing is the art of imitating a young aquatic insect, or nymph, … Read more
How to Set Up Bilge Pump on Kayak
Are you tired of constantly bailing out water from your kayak while out on the water? Have you ever experienced a sudden influx of water that put you in a … Read more
How to Install Scupper Plug on Kayak
While kayaking on a calm summer lake is one of life’s simple pleasures, the reality of the hobby means eventually you’ll eventually encounter some choppier waters. When those bigger waves … Read more