Florida law requires you to Move Over a lane — when you can safely do so — for stopped law enforcement, emergency, sanitation, and utility service vehicles, tow trucks or wreckers, and maintenance or construction vehicles with displayed warning lights … Continue reading →

WA has an overhang limit that must not exceed 3 feet to the front and 15 feet to the rear. Note that you measure the length of the rear overhang from the center of the last axle. How much over … Continue reading →

How do you attach a gear to a canoe? The most common way to secure equipment loads in place is with a single tie-down line. This involves running the tie-down line from a secure anchor point (usually one of the … Continue reading →

The ground effect that is used in the F1 cars make a large pressure differential between the upper and the lower board surfaces. If the air can flow freely bellow the surfboard it will fly away, otherwise it is ‘glued’ … Continue reading →

Unlike baitcasting reels, spinning reels are for lighter line and downsized baits. Heavier monofilament and fluorocarbon lines do not perform well on spinning reels because the diameter of the line is large enough that the spooled line will jump off … Continue reading →

It is kink and abrasion resistant and ideal for both fresh and saltwater trolling. The high strength of 300 series stainless steel results in a small diameter per pound test providing greater reel capacity. Great for reaching Stripers and other … Continue reading →

Now, here are the places where you definitely shouldn’t store your mattress: Basement, garage, or any room beyond ground level. These spaces usually have high humidity and may create a good environment for bacteria and fungi, which will end up … Continue reading →

Do You Need To Clean Your Kayak? Sure, protecting your kayak’s hull with marine-grade wax and UV protectant spray is crucial, but let’s not skip steps here. Cleaning your kayak with mild soap and water when needed – and at … Continue reading →

Dry box/bag to keep wallets or anything else dry. Sombrero. Inexpensive Sunglasses (possibly with safety strap to prevent losing them) Cooler (52 quart coolers fit perfectly in the cooler carrier tubes, smaller ones also work). How do you keep things … Continue reading →

How do you waterproof a kayak screw? Apply the aquaseal. Using the paperclip to spread the aquaseal as close to the screw as possible also helps create a completely waterproof seal. I would recommend using a generous amount of aquaseal … Continue reading →

This endorsement allows anglers to use two fishing poles on most freshwater lakes, ponds, a few sections of certain rivers, and a few marine areas. The two-pole endorsement option applies to the majority of the 8,000 fishing lakes, ponds and … Continue reading →

Transporting Kayaks On A Car In general, a car should be able to carry between 8 and 9.5-foot kayaks. Larger kayaks will be difficult to secure at the bow and stern even with tie-downs. Some automobiles can accommodate a car … Continue reading →

What to do with fish when you catch it? Keep the fish alive or get it into crushed ice immediately. Fish can be kept on a stringer in the water. Or you can purchase a big bucket with a built-in … Continue reading →

Anglers may keep no more than 5 bluegill and redear sunfish 8 inches or longer in total length per day. What size bluegill is a keeper in Florida? Pound for pound, bluegill might be one of the strongest freshwater fish. … Continue reading →

While fishing, you can store trout in a cooler, plastic bag, or any container that will help reduce its body temperature. The colder the better. Even though you can try to keep trout alive in a container, it’s better to … Continue reading →