This category is about staying safe and staying legal while we play near deep water, slippery rocks and changing weather. I share the safety habits I had to learn the hard way, from reading swell to choosing safe footing, plus what I have learned about local rules and protected areas. If you like to explore new coasts without getting into trouble, read this before you grab the rod. Most articles are based on my own sessions, some are written by invited saltwater anglers.
You do not need a huge tackle box to start lure fishing. Three types of lures are enough for your first trips. Use a small spoon for long casts, a soft plastic jig for fishing near the bottom and a shallow crankbait to search the middle water layer. Rotate between...
You do not need a huge tackle box to start lure fishing. Three types of lures are enough for your first trips. Use a small spoon for long casts, a soft plastic jig for fishing near the bottom and a shallow crankbait to search the middle water layer. Rotate between...
A basic spinning combo is affordable, easy to use and perfect for most freshwater situations. With one medium rod and a 2500 size reel you can fish lures, floats and simple bottom rigs. The open spool makes casting light lures much easier for beginners. If you are new...
Fishing at first light is one of the easiest ways to catch more fish from the bank. The water is quieter, the fish feel safer and often move closer to shore to feed. Start simple with a spinning rod, a small float and natural bait like worms or corn. Cast near...
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