Do you need wire trace for mackerel? Mackerel are toothy critters so it’s wise to make and use a wire trace, especially when fishing for mackerel with trolled lures.The bought ones also generally have the big cheap shiny swivels – … Continue reading →

What is the best rig for mackerel? There are numerous feather rigs, tinsel rigs, sabiki rigs, hokkai rigs and more available which are effective for mackerel. I favour tinsels, feathered sabikis and luminous hokkais. I tend to choose rigs with … Continue reading →

Many anglers use worms to catch species such as bass, trout, crappie, bluegill, perch and more. The truth is, most fish will probably eat a worm, no matter if it’s freshwater or saltwater, big or small. Can we go fishing … Continue reading →

The most basic and most productive colors for targeting walleye are purple and green. These colors come in a variety of shades and can be used in a large range of depths. For sunny days select bright or flashy purple … Continue reading →

4. Keep the Rig Length Short. Keep the length of the rig inside the bag between 3-5inches and ensure you use a supple braid as the hooklength material. As fish are not moving far and feeding close to the lead … Continue reading →

Yes, Acrylic plastic sheet is completely transparent, flexible, and exhibits great resistance to breakage. … Acrylic is lightweight, half the weight of glass, and it is virtually unaffected by nature. Is acrylic material flexible? Some of our most popular types … Continue reading →

How do you troll for bass? Trolling for largemouth bass works best by casting out at least 50 feet away from the boat and let the lure drag behind. If you’re trolling through weedy areas, you’ll want to use a … Continue reading →

It has lent its name to a line of lures and other tackle but continues to be popular with anglers worldwide for species such as bass, walleye, trout, salmon, and even saltwater fish. The Original Floater thin minnow remains the … Continue reading →

Crankbaits are, by far, one of the best types of bass fishing lures to fool these cold-water bass. Even when these lethargic wintertime bass aren’t actively feeding, the tantalizing shimmy of a crankbait is well known to elicit instinctual reaction … Continue reading →

Be selective with colors. Crews believes crankbaits with yellow and/or red colors on them get more bites in cold water. “I try to fish water with a little bit of stain, but those colors seem to work well for me … Continue reading →

Just about all freshwater gamefish and baitfish alike, at least in North America, will eat a worm. Some species are much more likely to eat a worm than others. For example, pike, muskies, chain pickerel, adult largemouth bass, and carp … Continue reading →

Natural fibrous components — like activated charcoal powder, moringa oleifera seeds, and crushed corn cob — have the potential to purify greywater. Greywater treatment is a method to reuse used water and save freshwater resources for drinking purposes. Can you … Continue reading →

TSA Allows Knitting Needles On The Plane TSA says yes. They say you can take them in your checked baggage as well as your carry-on luggage. Can you take knitting needles on a plane 2021? The answer is, yes. You … Continue reading →

Delta’s carry-on allowance permits passengers to bring on board one cabin bag, plus one personal item, free of charge. Bags must not exceed 22 x 14 x 9 inches (56 x 35 x 23 cm). There is no weight restriction … Continue reading →

What does a minnow lure catch? Some of the most notable types include bowfin, crappie, gar, perch, pickerel and rock boss. Chub, golden shiner, fathead minnow and blunt nose minnow are especially well-regarded because of their ability to attract northern … Continue reading →