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How To Put Line On A Spinning Reel Without Line Twist
Putting line on a spinning reel is very important. When done correctly you should have no issues with your reel and you will possibly enjoy a nice day fishing on the water. However, if it is done incorrectly you could be left with a mess! No doubt about it, it will run your fishing day.
In this post we will discuss how to spool a spinning reel so as to avoid line twist. [Read more…]
Imagine the scene, you just booked the fishing trip of your dreams.
After purchasing your plane tickets, you contact your boss to confirm that you have the time off, you reserve a place to stay, and you start scoping out good fishing spots in the area. At this point, it seems like everything is ready.
A few weeks before your trip, you start to think about what tackle, rods and reels that you are going to bring.
Then the week of your trip as you start to pack your bags and this question pops into your head: Can I bring my fishing poles on the airplane?
This question may have never crossed your mind until moments before the trip. Now it is too late to have them shipped to your destination. What should you do?
Well, in this post, we are going to answer that question as well as other related questions you might have about travelling.
There are many advantages of using a baitcasting reel.
One thing about casting reels that discourages many from using one is the dreaded backlash also known as a bird’s nest.
In this post, we will give you some tips on how to cast a baitcaster without backlash.
The spinnerbait. A must have lure for bass fishing.
One of the things that makes this lure so effective is that it is a simple cast and retrieve kind of lure. However, with that being said, there are many other different retrieves that can be used with this lure to entice a bite.
For that reason, in this post, we are going to talk about 7 different ways on how to retrieve a spinnerbait to catch more bass.
Catching bass is considered easy during fall and spring, but every year when summer rolls around, many anglers notice a massive drop in their catch rate.
Just like you and I try to beat the heat in the summer, and stay warm in winter, bass act differently throughout the seasons.
That being said, let’s take a closer look at how to catch largemouth bass in summer. We will start by talking about where you can find bass during those ‘dog days of summer’ and then we will show you a few tricks to help you catch more fish. [Read more…]
