Humane killing requires that the fish is stunned (rendered instantaneously insensible) before being bled out. Fish should remain in water until immediately prior to stunning. There are two methods that can be used to stun fish caught by hand: percussive … Continue reading →

There are many different varieties of cinnamon used in the food trade. This variety is known as cassia, which is THE cinnamon for fishing. Anglers who have field tested all the spices will tell you cassia is one of the … Continue reading →

Science tells us that fish have eyes similar to humans, but they also have protective film over their eyes so that they can see more clearly underwater. Their eyes have rod and cone cells on their retinas, so we know … Continue reading →

Products like Loctite PL 500 Landscape Block Adhesive, which can be applied in all kinds of weather and bonds wet or dry, are specially formulated for use as a landscape brick glue. Is Gorilla Glue good for brick? Convenient for … Continue reading →

Yes you can with Command™ Outdoor Products. The products hold strongly up to 125°F (51°C). Does heat affect Command strips? Climate and Temperature What can happen to Command™ Products in Extreme Heat or highly humid climates? The adhesives on Command … Continue reading →

Welding joints and cracks actually make plastic stronger, allowing you to repair an object instead of spending money on a replacement. To perform the weld, melt together metal and plastic with a soldering iron. You can also form a hard … Continue reading →

Nylon is tough! It’s more ductile and fatigue-resistant than PC-ABS, with better chemical resistance. Is polycarbonate or nylon harder? In comparison to nylon at 7,000 psi, polycarbonate’s tensile strength of 9,800 psi makes it the ideal choice for high-strength, functional … Continue reading →

For flat and oval heads, length is measured from the top of the head to the tip of the thread; all other sheet metal screw head styles (hex, pan, round and truss) are measured from under the head to the … Continue reading →

Examples of organisms that predate on catfish include crocodiles, some bird species, Storks, Fish Eagles, leopards, and of course, humans! Some catfish species are eaten by other catfish (cannibalism). What is the natural predator of a catfish? Catfish Predators and … Continue reading →

Most fish, both in freshwater and salt, detect sound from 40 Hz up to 500 or 1,000 Hz (though some, like salmon, only hear to about 400 Hz, while others, such as herrings, can hear to over 3,000 Hz). Is … Continue reading →

How do you keep a bunker alive? Keeping Bunker Alive. Captured bunker can either be put on ice for use as cut bait or placed in a livewell if you want to fish them live. Most boats, unfortunately, do not … Continue reading →

The most effective for larger kingfish have been the Nomad Stick bait and popper range. The Nomad Riptide has amazing action and a reputable lure for a large range of pelagics. Sinking hard bodies are the go to when fish … Continue reading →

One of the best times to catch walleye is right before rain. The bite will continue into the rain event itself. I have found walleye to continue biting during rain as long as you fish a little slower. The rain … Continue reading →

The slip knot is also known as the slipped overhand knot. The slip knot is a useful stopper knot. A stopper prevents a rope slipping through a hole. What is the purpose of a slip knot? The slip knot is … Continue reading →

Frozen and live foods, including hornwort plant, can also be given as treats. Goldfish are naturally bottom feeders and may gulp air when feeding at the surface, causing them to lose equilibrium and float upside down. To avoid this, soak … Continue reading →