When the shark shows signs of reviving, move backwards toward the beach sliding your hands backward along the body of the fish until you reach the tail with your hands. Give the tail a swat, and the shark should take … Continue reading →

A fast tip rod will provide the most casting distance and is best used when fishing lures in the surf. The fast action rod is best for rigs that have a single hook. The slower action – usually medium action … Continue reading →

Nikon D810 offers a 1920 x 1080 video resolution at a frame rate up to 60 frames per second. It also offers time-lapse video support at the same maximum resolution. Nikon D810 is very functional for shooting video, with its … Continue reading →

Some spots are best when the tide is full on high or low (depending on the spot). However, too high of a tide for most spots will swamp the surf out (fat/slow/mushy), with the waves breaking more onto themselves rather … Continue reading →

Sony’s SPAD Depth Sensor employs a back-illuminated SPAD pixel structure that uses a Cu-Cu connection to achieve conduction for each pixel between the pixel chip (top) and the logic chip equipped with distance measuring processor circuits (bottom). What sensor does … Continue reading →

Deep drop fishing is defined as bottom fishing in very deep water, ranging from 100-500 metres in most areas. Amazing species can be pulled up from the depths if you have the right equipment. What line is deep drop? Lines. … Continue reading →

How do you surf fish for beginners? 7 Tips for Beginner Surf Fishing Streamline Your Gear. It all starts with having the right gear, starting with your reel. Always Start with a Scouting Mission. Fish Early, Fish Late. Rigging Live … Continue reading →

Third class levers don’t multiply force they multiply distance. MA=Input distance/Out put distance trade offs. The effort is between the resistance and the fulcrum. Is a third class lever a distance multiplier? Third class levers are different from first and … Continue reading →

Technically, at the time iPhones are shipped from their factory to retail stores in Japan, phones are unlocked (“SIMフリー”/SIM-Free in Japanese). Is it okay to buy iPhone from Japan? Yes, You can! But you have to buy iPhone from Apple … Continue reading →

How does a spearfishing slip tip work? The idea of a slip tip is that once the tip goes through the fish, it actually detaches from the pole and toggles, keeping the fish stuck between the tip and the end … Continue reading →

Most modern DSLRs are quite competent in shooting video, and you can use them to create industrial and commercial productions that are ideally suited for use at corporate functions, in sales presentations, as training aids, and as promotional spots on … Continue reading →

Equipment Rod & Reel. An 8- to 10-foot-long surf rod is usually ideal for catching sharks from shore. Line & Leaders. Use 65-pound-test braided line for your main line when surf fishing for sharks. Sinkers & Hooks. You’ll need a … Continue reading →

Commercial bait digging requires consent from any agencies and the landowner’s permission. What is bait digging? Bait-digging turns the layers of the shore upside down, bringing to the surface the black, anoxic (low in oxygen) mud from The lugworm, Arenicola … Continue reading →

Can Sharks Smell Fear? No, they can’t. The sense of smell of a shark is strong, and they can smell everything that interacts with their sensory cell on their nares, but this doesn’t include feelings such as fear. Do sharks … Continue reading →

In the United States, Hawaii, Washington, Oregon, California, Guam, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands have banned the sale and possession of shark fins, effectively eliminating the availability of the soup. Is shark fin illegal in US? Although … Continue reading →