Rod builders, St Croix Rod blanks now available exclusively thru Rodgeeks. High-modulus, high-strain graphite fiber with carbon-matte scrim. Produces lightest, most sensitive and strongest rods. The finest blank material, exclusive to St Croix. Includes FRS Technology. Does St. Croix make … Continue reading →

For those who don’t know what skip casting is, it is simply the process of casting a soft plastic across the surface of the water, normally under overhangs in the bank or mangroves. How can I practice skipping lures at … Continue reading →

Sand casting is one of the most popular and simplest types of casting, and has been used for centuries. Sand casting allows for smaller batches than permanent mold casting and at a very reasonable cost. What is the most common … Continue reading →

Centrifugal casting or rotocasting is a casting technique that is typically used to cast thin-walled cylinders. It is typically used to cast materials such as metals, glass, and concrete. Where is centrifugal casting used? Centrifugal casting is a process that … Continue reading →

How do you start fresh water fishing? For a beginner to freshwater fishing, start with worms or minnows. These are small live baits that are easy to hook and attract a variety of fish. Otherwise if you aren’t comfortable with … Continue reading →

Be sure your device such as a phone, tablet, or PC, is capable of casting. Make sure you are running the latest version of the Chromecast-enabled app. Check the connection between your TV and the Wi Fi connection. Make sure … Continue reading →

Chromecast Netflix. YouTube TV. Hulu. Disney+ HBO Max. Prime Video. Can you get apps on Chromecast? Download Apps If you are on an Android device, tap the “Google Play” icon on the home screen. Once you’ve loaded the Google Play … Continue reading →

How do you keep a fishing hook safe? Safety Tips: How to Prevent Fish Hook Injuries and Others Wear a Set of Thick, Durable Gloves. Use Hooks That Have Safeguards. Close the Covers on Your Tackle Box and Store Your … Continue reading →

When should I start teaching my child to fish? That’s probably closer to 4 than to 2, and it’s when they have a little more attention, stamina, interest, and patience. Ask yourself if the child is capable of holding the … Continue reading →

Light, bright colors should be avoided when the water is clear because these shades of color make anglers easily visible to the fish. In addition, light or bright colored clothing allow the fish to see movements, such as casting, much … Continue reading →

There is a mind-boggling array of lures for bass fishing ranging from shallow diving hard lures to surface lures, soft plastics, rubber eels and metals. Shallow diving lures are ideal over shallow rocky ground up to three metres deep. Can … Continue reading →

Is it okay to hold a fish by the gills? Never touch a fish’s gills, they are extremely delicate and just touching them can damage them. A Death Grip – almost guaranteed to injure or kill the fish. If you … Continue reading →

The first set of numbers represent the number of revolutions the spool makes for each turn of the handle. In this example, the spool would revolve 7.3 times to 1 crank of the handle. A higher number indicates quicker retrieval, … Continue reading →

Fishing Reel Bearings – Ceramic If solid ceramic they’re lighter than stainless steel by as much as 60%. This means lighter weight reels since the balls make up 50-75% of a bearings weight. The wear rate of ceramic ball bearings … Continue reading →

High sticking in fishing refers to raising the tip of the rod past 45 to 60 degrees when fighting a fish. This forces the rod to load up and bend much closer to the tip than it is designed to … Continue reading →