HSS bits are hardwearing and heat resistant. The large concentrations of chrome and nickel in stainless steel ensure that HSS bits are super strong and durable. HSS drill bits are capable of safely drilling through hardwood, some metals and plastic. … Continue reading →

Mackerel are toothy critters so it’s wise to make and use a wire trace, especially when fishing for mackerel with trolled lures. Do you need wire trace for Spanish mackerel? There’s no need for long wire traces, keep them short … Continue reading →

Measure the area you want to cut on your fiberglass door. If you’re installing a mail slot, dog door or glass light panel, measure those items first, then transfer the measurements to your door. Draw the outline of the cut … Continue reading →

Can you canoe in rapids? Whitewater canoeing is the sport of paddling a canoe on a moving body of water, typically a whitewater river. Whitewater canoeing can range from simple, carefree gently moving water, to demanding, dangerous whitewater. River rapids … Continue reading →

Iron and steel are the two most common types of metals that are galvanized. However, they are not the only types of metal that can receive this treatment. Most ferrous metals are able to be galvanized, while most non-ferrous metals … Continue reading →

Galvanized steel takes a long time to rust, but it will eventually rust. This type is carbon steel that has been galvanized, or coated, with a thin layer of zinc. The zinc acts as a barrier preventing oxygen and water … Continue reading →

Just What Is a Bird Teaser? Teasers are decoys, not lures, there’s no hook involved. Whilst other types of teasers – daisy chains for instance – operate mainly sub-surface, bird teasers are buoyant and stay on top. What is a … Continue reading →

You don’t have to travel very far to catch them – your fishing charter will take you about 50 miles offshore you will find schools of them swimming there, but if you want an even bigger catch you can travel … Continue reading →

Balance and stabilize heavy, awkward loads with this tough load leveler. The load leveler includes two 42 in. long chains with support brackets for increased security. Easy to use, just crank to level. Tilts forward and backward for easy motor … Continue reading →

When should I fish my weightless Texas rig? Weightless Texas rigs are also great for sight fishing in calm, shallow water or fishing holes in vegetation. The weightless property of the rig allows an angler to keep the bait in … Continue reading →

The KVD 300D Series Deep Jerkbait is a 4 1/2 inch jerbait that weighs 3/5 ounce and dives to 11 feet. How deep does Jerkbait go? A jerkbait should swim over fish, not below them. To target fish at different … Continue reading →

What size rod do you need for tuna? For instance, when fishing for a yellowfin tuna, your rod will needs to withstand 400 pounds. Thus, you will need a thick rod such as a 50-pound class reel. You will also … Continue reading →

The Palomar Knot is arguably the strongest all-around knot. Due to its use of a double line, it is as efficient at maintaining a high breaking strength as it is easy to tie. Furthermore, it is versatile and can be … Continue reading →

The rule of thumb with jib sheets is 1.5 times the boat length. Jib sheet length is governed by the lazy sheet, which needs to be long enough to reach the lazy winch with slack, and have a bit to … Continue reading →

Bottom bouncing is a great way to attract or locate fish during most seasons and times of day. If you rig your weight above your bait in strong current the bait will drift back the distance between the two. Once … Continue reading →