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Fishing rods, reels and tackle reviews, fishing tips and techniques
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Fishing rods, reels and tackle reviews. fishing tips, techniques and more.
In my blog I'll share my knowledge in fishing; will write about fishing trends, fishing experiences I've had, will review new products and will try to cover as many aspects from the fisherman world as possible
- Added on: Jun 27th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Dan Levy
- Listed in: Fishing Coaching
- Tags: fishing techniques fishing tackle kayak fishing fishing lures fishing waders
Recent Posts
How to repair leaking fishing waders
How to repair leaking fishing waders There are many different kinds of wader’s leaks: the torn crotch leak, the barbwire leak, the abrasion leak, the falling down on sharp rocks leak and worse of all – the hiding leak. For all the visible leaks,...
The Nomad - A new rods series for Kayak Fishing
The Nomad, Hookset Global's Kayak Series - The Answer for the Paddlers' needs? Over the past 10 years kayak fishing has quickly evolved as a truly mainstream style of fishing. Sit-on-top style kayaks are the most common boats used for the pursuit of...
Catch and Release
There are many reasons to use the 'catch and release' technique while fishing: · Catch and release because - The increasing popularity of recreational fishing has led to the problem of too many anglers, not enough fish · Cat...
Save the whales (and the rest of the ocean :-) )
Save the whales (and the rest of the ocean) While fishing, I found myself changing weights at least once every time I go fishing.The need for changing weights is caused by many different reasons: the weight is stuck at the reef; a fish took the rig e...
Fishing Lures
LURE FISHING is one of the most exciting ways of catching predatory fish.The sight of the first predator attacking your lure and gobbling it is a sight you'll never forget. There are five main types of lures: Spoons, Spinners, Plugs, Jigs and Soft L...
Fishing waders
Every fisherman knows that waders can be your best friend or your worst enemy. I believe that most of us had a leak in the waders, and I guess we all responded in the same way: first you ignore it and hope it goes away (it doesn't), than you try to f...
