Review the Best Options Ultralight fishing gear for beginners and kids.
Unless you're 2-5 years old then use some real ultralight fishing tackle, you want to catch fish right. For the same price as the ...
Spare the Rod……and Lose the Fish!
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I am often asked “What is the ‘best’ rod to use?”, for this or that. ‘Best’ is a relative term. There are many different types that will get the job done, so a lot of it comes down to what you prefer using. So all I can do is give you my opinions of […]
Doing research for a new warm water fishing rig?
Steven M asked: I’ve been all over Bass Pro and Cabala’s website researching rod and reel combo’s. To much information. Here is how I fish, tell me what your choice would be. 1. I catch and release 99% of the time. 2. I fish maybe three times a week during the warm weather months. 3. […]
Inflatable Kayaks For Fishing?
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A lot of anglers are on a budget when it comes to selecting their kayak fishing watercraft, and this leads them to wondering about whether or not inflatable kayaks are good for use as a kayak fishing craft.
Where Ultralight Line Tends To Fail
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It has happened to every ultralight fishing angler at one point in time or another. You've finally gotten the trophy fish on the end of your hook, then whammo, busted off. This happens a lot, especially when the fishing is good. You can avoid breaking off more fish by knowing what causes ultralight line to give way so easily.
How To Properly Set The Drag On Your Ultralight Fishing Rod Open Reel
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In this article, I will explain to you how to properly set the drag on your ultralight fishing rod open reel. This is essential when using ultralight fishing lines because if the drag is set too stiff, you will snap the line. If it is too loose, you will never be able to put enough pressure on the fish, to get him to the bank, or boat.
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