For the most part, rain will not affect the fishing. After all, they are already wet. Too much rain however can alter water levels and salinity content. Does a lot of rain affect saltwater fishing? Yes, inshore fishing after it … Continue reading →

During the pull phase, one should be accelerating throughout and begin the exit as the paddle approaches the paddler’s hip. At the exit, turning the paddle and pushing away from the tail of the boat will cause the boat to … Continue reading →

The goal of the project was to show that, although no such voyage had been made for hundreds of years, ancient Polynesian voyagers had been able to navigate distances of more than 2,500 miles using nothing more than their knowledge … Continue reading →

Yes. According to the US Coast Guard, a canoe is considered a personal watercraft and a vessel. Here is the description: “The word “vessel” includes every description of watercraft, including non-displacement craft, WIG craft, and seaplanes, used or capable of … Continue reading →

When Captain James Cook arrived in Polynesia in the eighteenth century on his journey of discovery, the vegetable was already ubiquitous in the region. The prevailing explanation is that Polynesian voyagers had sailed to South America and brought the sweet … Continue reading →

Polynesian Expansionists—A Penchant for Protein Medium-sized vessels measured 15 to 18 meters in length and carried two dozen men; some even had moveable hearths lined with stone or coral so voyagers could cook safely at sea. They roasted meats and … Continue reading →

How much line should you let out when trolling? Trolling Depth Trick #3 Consider the following example: If you’re trolling a tandem rig tied with two five-ounce bucktails (5 x 2 = 10), and you let out 100 feet of … Continue reading →

Pyramid fishing weights are triangular in shape and are excellent for surf fishing and pier fishing. They hold well in sandy bottoms, and also hold well in rough currents like the surf. This sinker is very popular ffrom anything to … Continue reading →

It will be fine. There is no issue going from salt to fresh. Usually saltwater gear includes lines and tackles that are supposed to catch bigger fish deeper in the ocean so you should probably try the smallest lures. Do … Continue reading →

Where do you hook a mullet live bait? In my experience, rigging live mullet by pinning them in the middle of the back tends to drown the bait as they spin in the current. How do you keep a mullet … Continue reading →

A very strong offshore wind will blow spray off the back of the wave (a tell-tale sign, when you’re doing your morning surf check). A wave with offshore wind is more likely to be clean and peel, with a more … Continue reading →

The fatty, greasy skin of chicken is a feast for catfish. This bait works best to catch smaller channel cats and eating-size catfish because there is not enough blood to attract larger fish. The tough chicken skin stays well on … Continue reading →

These crawlers are famous for having a pungent and stinky odor. While humans may be repulsed by it, fish love it. Pair the smell with a bright color, like neon green, and you might not be able to get your … Continue reading →

around 0.70 – 0.80mm. Crimp Size Most 60lb breaking strain monofilament which anglers use to make rigs with will be around 0.70 – 0.80mm in diameter, therefore crimps with an ID of around 0.80mm – 0.90mm will be ideal as … Continue reading →

If money is no object for you and you are looking for the best-in-class mirrorless camera, the Sony a7R IV is the best camera money can buy, period. What is this? Priced at 2,998 USD, the Sony a7R IV comes … Continue reading →