Learn to make a crab T-Line
...lines floating at sea. Comments 1 Tie one end of the cable to an anchor with a hitch knot. Pull the knot to secure the anchor is guaranteed. Otherwise, the...
View ArticleBeginners Guide To Pole Fishing – Part 7 – Lets Get Fishing
...tend to feed most often with a pot mounted on the pole be it a cupping kit or tosspot. I just feel that dropping the bait on the same, small...
View ArticleBread Punch
...bread etc. I'm afraid I'm going to use for the cheap option. -. a Tesco Value bread to feed and hookbait Preparation First, the feed. I do not bother cutting...
View ArticleTemperature & Speed at depth
...Fish Hawk is generally accepted as the best tool for monitoring critical data, including trolling speed at depth, water temperature temperatures at depth and surface. Recently a friend asked me...
View ArticleBeginner’s Guide To Pole Fishing Part 1- Glossary
...used for feeding larger amounts of bait (loosefeed/groundbait). The cup will have either a protruding threaded section that screws into a ferrule in the end of the cupping kit. Or...
View ArticleWinter Commercials
...Almost as if the fish back off the feeder and take an average length of time to get curious enough to approach it. To that end I will place my...
View ArticleFeeding
...the reason why I like to feed two, three, even four places in my swimming. That gives me the opportunity to feed all different, different amounts, bait and speed and...
View ArticleA Modern Understanding of Trolling Speed
...at a consistent RPM range, trolling speeds tend to vary constantly while fishing. Some might imagine this is an advantage in terms of finding the “most productive” trolling speed on...
View ArticleICAST 2019 | New fishing tackle for 2020
A complete list of new freshwater fishing gear for 2020. We will continue to provide regular updates to the gallery, so be sure to keep up with...
View ArticleTrolling Speed, Going the Extra Mile
...the motor running at the right RPM, the sweet spot won’t last long as most cable driven outboards tend to gradually speed up or slow down while running. As anyone...
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