What is a jigging spoon? Jigging spoons are not search lures but are “location specific”. That is, you first locate the bass with your electronics, put your boat on top of them, then drop the spoon right into the middle … Continue reading →

In the context of fiction, the canon of a fictional universe comprises those novels, stories, films, etc. that are considered to be genuine (or “official”), and those events, characters, settings, etc. that are considered to have inarguable existence within the … Continue reading →

If you notice a sandbar with lots of surfers, it’s not the best place to swim. It may seem like there is safety in numbers, but mixing surfers and swimmers is a recipe for disaster. Are sandbars dangerous? Sandbars are … Continue reading →

Sharks tend to hang out in the area between sandbars or near steep drop-offs. Sharks living on the East Coast feast on prey that tends to be close to the shoreline. The Atlantic Ocean also has a broader continental shelf … Continue reading →

Bump and bite encounters involve a shark circling and often bumping a human before the attack, possibly to assess the size and strength of its prey. And in “sneak” attacks, the shark will strike without any warning. What to do … Continue reading →

Smith attributes the Trout Magnet’s success to the fact that it falls and sits horizontally in the water. Smith notes that trout will more readily eat this presentation as opposed to a jig bouncing off the bottom. Can you fish … Continue reading →

Possible attractants: milk products like cheese, coffee, garlic. Repellents: human skin oils, nicotine, bug sprays, sun screens, scented and perfumed soaps, any petroleum distillates like gasoline, marine grease, oil, diesel…….. What attracts saltwater fish? Top 4 Saltwater Fishing Baits Shrimp. … Continue reading →

Thermal Surveillance Cameras Can See Thru Rain, Smoke, and Fog. Traditional surveillance systems all share a common challenge. A camera is not going to be able to get a clear image in rain, smoke, or fog. It makes weather the … Continue reading →

It was recognized as a sandbar shark almost immediately by weighmaster Mike Buchanan, a retired state marine biologist. “It’s just illegal to have,” Buchanan told the Sun Herald. “Those are the ones that are prohibited right now.” While many were … Continue reading →

Photographers don’t ask you not to edit their work to be mean. They don’t do it to be precious or pretentious. They literally do it because that photo, any photo they take is their business card and it’s what puts … Continue reading →

This all depends on what you’re shooting. I am primarily a wedding photographer, I aim to give my clients 50-100 images p/hour that I shoot. That would be the edited images, I would give to them. For my portrait sessions, … Continue reading →

Dogs have rod-dominated retinas that allow them to see well in the dark. Along with superior night vision, dogs have better motion visibility than humans have. However, because their retinas’ contain only about one-tenth the concentration of cones (that humans … Continue reading →

Rochester, New York. Despite the demand for film falling significantly over the last couple of decades, Kodak continues to produce it in large amounts from its factory in Rochester, New York. Where is 35mm film manufactured? The folks over at … Continue reading →

A small shark in heavy tackle can practically be hoisted directly out of the water with no fight time at all. A large shark on light tackle can take hours to land. We routinely get 8 foot sharks to the … Continue reading →

What is the best rig for black drum? Here’s the best setup for black drum: Medium action, 6 to 7-foot rod. Spinning reel with 12 to 15 lb. braided line (mono is more easily cut off around structure) A Carolina … Continue reading →