In the case of more or less permanent streams or rivers that are affected by dry seasons and either disappear or dry up into small pools, many and various fish survive wherever the water remains and then swim into newly … Continue reading →

Rapala Fishing – Daily Catch The Rapala® Fishing – Daily Catch! app is amongst the best in this category. Described as “Fishing made for everyone of all ages”, this realistic app offers 21 locations of 3D fishing for all fisherfolk, … Continue reading →

When you’re having difficulty catching suspended fish on jigs, revert to trolling. But don’t troll with any old thing; use lures that run at very specific depths. Lipped crankbaits are an excellent choice for those using light tackle, since they … Continue reading →

Sterndrives will go faster than an inboard with the same horsepower and even use less fuel. On the other hand, inboards will hold a speed more easily than a sterndrive. Sterndrive’s put out great wakes for wakeboarding; inboards create flat … Continue reading →

4 Tips for Fishing Rivers in the Winter Prepare for the Weather With the Right Gear. Image from Getty. Get the Right Bait for the Job. Most lures don’t do so well in the winter for the simple reason that … Continue reading →

Open your menu and go to inventory instead of your bag. (Like where you would go to equip a hat or ring). From there you can select the bait and press y on the rod to equip it. Just be … Continue reading →

Sardine is relatively richer in minerals, some vitamins and has lower saturated fats. It contains six times more calcium than mackerel. On the other hand, mackerel is lower in cholesterol and has more potassium and Vitamin D. What tastes better … Continue reading →

Type of jigs Closed Jig. Plate Jig. Sandwich Jig. Angle plate jig. Box Jig. Channel Jig. Trunnion Jig. Pump Jig. What is jig and its types? Plate Jig: A plate jig is an improvement of the template jig by incorporating … Continue reading →

What wire do you use to make lures? Stainlees Steel Wire Shafts for Making Fishing Lures ::: LureMaking.com. LureMaking.com’s wire shafts are made from the highest quality torsion straightened stainless steel wire available. Your entire lure is built around the … Continue reading →

Two examples are the California Current (Cal) in the Pacific ocean basin and the Canary Current (Can) in the Atlantic ocean basin. The North Equatorial Current (NE) and the South Equatorial Current (SE) flow in the same direction. The SE … Continue reading →

Gulf of Mexico. The Gulf Stream, together with its northern extension the North Atlantic Drift, is a warm and swift Atlantic ocean current that originates in the Gulf of Mexico and stretches to the tip of Florida and follows the … Continue reading →

To be considered a marine grade, the material must be able to resist corrosive effects that are common in a water environment. To achieve this, special alloying elements are added to these grades in order to defend against corrosion. What … Continue reading →

Many fish go north in the spring and south in the fall. So, in the spring, expe- rienced pier anglers fish the south side of the pier; in the fall, they fish the north side. On piers that are on … Continue reading →

Stainless steel deck screws are the only choice for fastening tropical hardwood decking. The deck fastener life must match the longevity of the decking material being used. Tropical hardwood decking will significantly outlast galvanized or coated deck screws. What screws … Continue reading →

This means galvanized steel contains regular steel which is covered by zinc, while stainless steel is made up of two separate metals mixed thoroughly together. What is the difference between stainless steel and galvanized steel? As we previously mentioned, stainless … Continue reading →