Can you eat monkey faced eels? Let them eat monkeyface prickleback, as Marie Antoinette might have said. Indeed. It tastes good – “delicate and mild”, according to Prof Donovan German, another of the study’s authors – and is already a … Continue reading →

You can actually make most any fishing hook barbless. Just ask a parent to help. You’ll need a pair of pliers or a metal file. Have them either bend down the barbs with the pliers until they’re smooth or use … Continue reading →

Related Items 1 Throw Out Clothes That Don’t Fit. 2 Remove the Clutter. 3 Remember the Floor Space. 4 Add Lighting. 5 Make Use of the Upper Shelf. 6 Hang a Mirror or Two. 7 Paint It a Lighter Color. … Continue reading →

Most manufacturers include directions for spacing of standards for various load weights and shelves of different lengths. Supporting brackets for most shelves should be spaced no more than 24 inches apart for light to medium loads (15 to 20 pounds … Continue reading →

A: Yes. They absolutely fit. I have Elfa and added these alongside it to extend my hanging shelves. Everbilt is the same depth standards and the grooves are the same spacing. Is Elfa compatible with other systems? The Elfa hook … Continue reading →

The four-in-hand knot is the easiest to learn among the four most commonly used tie knots (the four-in-hand knot, the half-Windsor knot, the Windsor knot and the Pratt knot). It is a small tie knot that suits shirts with a … Continue reading →

To troll for wahoo beneath the waves — wahoo typically bite below the surface — Hunt uses 100-pound mono atop Spectra on 50-wide reels with drags set to 30 pounds. His wahoo trolling lures are rigged on four feet of … Continue reading →

First, a disclaimer: As with everything in fishing this is not an exact science, but a rule of thumb you can used when setting your lines to help make a better judgment as to where those lures are running is … Continue reading →

Blackfin Rods are proud to be the fishing rod that some of the boats on the hit TV show Wicked Tuna choose to use. How much do the rods cost on Wicked Tuna? Bluefin fishing gear is relatively costly, with … Continue reading →

The feeding pattern of these tuna fishes focuses on eating small fish in their vicinity. They catch small prawns, sardines, mackerels, squids, crustaceans, larvae, and cephalopods while swimming across their marine range. What do large tuna eat? Bluefin tuna are … Continue reading →

Run the teaser line through the line guide on the reel, or one affixed to the T-top, then through the outrigger eyelets. Set the drag on teaser reels just firmly enough to prevent slippage, but still lightly enough for a … Continue reading →

How far behind the boat should I troll? Every boat is different and you should make your boat your own study. Proper distance for most boats will be anywhere from 20 feet to 150 feet behind your boat. Whether you … Continue reading →

There is no need to sand in between layers. Kind of. When a layer of mat has cured, there will be fibers sticking up. If these fibers aren’t knocked down with a quick once-over with coarse paper, they’ll create little … Continue reading →

For someone who only likes milder tasting fish, the preparation is the key to making white bass into a tasty meal instead of it just being a fish you catch and release. If properly prepared, white bass is a good … Continue reading →

Live, fairly large baitfish, such as school Dolphin or Bonito; and 3. Rigged natural baits, such as Mullet, Mackerel, Bonito, Barracuda, extra-large Ballyhoo (“Horse Ballyhoo”). Lures are used most often, because they allow more ocean to be covered. What bait … Continue reading →