How to do a Mooching Rig
...allows the effective use of lighter tackle to provide a bait in order to feeding salmon. A specialized mooching rig is commonly employed on the end in the main fishing...
View ArticleClick on a Frabill Ice Tent
...of the tent are informed and paste into the straight rod at the end of the U-frame to an individual angle. Repeat in the other corner of the same end...
View ArticleBeginner’s Guide To Pole Fishing, Part 3b – Elasticating Your Pole (2 of 2)
...and don’t be tempted to try and go for it in one cut. The end product will be a bung that gets pulled into the butt of the topkit by...
View ArticleHow you can Construct and Try to make Eel Traps
...insert. Bend each piece proper circle. Overlap the comes to an end and twist them together for just two inches to guarantee each circle. While using 2-inch overlap, the resulting...
View ArticleHow to Pike With Straight End Worms
...How to Pike With Straight End Worms. Hi all of fishing lovers, Today’s post is “How to Pike With Straight End Worms”. We hope this short article is useful...
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 ArticleLearn 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 ArticleTrolling Speed, Going the Extra Mile
...can adjust idle and low end RPM speeds on most modern computer driven outboards. This amounts to the mechanic setting the engine idle speeds in the computer. For example, when...
View ArticleBeginner’s Guide To Pole Fishing Part 1- Glossary
...Britain we make a distinction between two types of fishing implement – rod & pole. What we call a rod has a reel attached to the handle or butt end and...
View ArticleTROLLING, TROLLING, TROLLING
...EARLY/LATE WALLEYE Early and late in the year walleye are best caught trolling at speeds ranging from .75 to about 1.5 MPH. Accomplishing these ultra slow trolling speeds is...
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