To help you better know how to set the hook, look for common signs a fish is biting such us: your bobber is pulled completely underwater, you feel a true tug on your fishing line or your fishing line starts … Continue reading →

Fish need darkness at night. Leaving the lights on all the time will stress the fish. It will probably also give you excessive algae growth. What happens if you leave a fish in the dark? If you keep your fish … Continue reading →

A lot of bettas want to fight but it’s cruel to put two bettas together, with no chance of escape, one of them is going to lose badly. By using a mirror you’re going to make sure no other fish … Continue reading →

Fish do not yawn, at least not the way we do. They do open their mouths sometimes, but that is typically to attract mates or deter aggressors. They do not breath in the same way we do, since they do … Continue reading →

How do you feed through a PEG? To give a feeding: Remove the plunger from a large catheter syringe and insert tip into connecting tube. Pour formula into the syringe. Raise the syringe to make the formula go in faster. … Continue reading →

How deep should ground anchors be? Using an electric drive machine, install anchor to a depth of approximately 28 inches at a slight back angle. 3. Dig out an 8” wide area so that the ABS stabilizer will be placed … Continue reading →

When should you change lures? Winter is a good time to make lure changes in one spot because bass group up in their wintering holes. I usually start on a winter spot with a suspending stickbait and if that fails … Continue reading →

For clear water, you want to use a subtle colored translucent lure so they aren’t spooked when they can get a good look at your lure. Good choices would include a Senko in Baby Bass or a Zoom Trick Worm … Continue reading →

What is meant by finesse fishing? At its most basic, finesse fishing is the use of lighter tackle to make a more methodical presentation to the fish. As we’ve already stated, these techniques are used for a variety of species, … Continue reading →

A Carolina rig is one of the best saltwater fishing rigs because it can be used with both artificial or natural saltwater bait. It is probably the best fishing rigs for keeping bait close to the bottom while preventing it … Continue reading →

has introduced us to effective zip sinker sliders/booms. These heavy-duty commonly used in sea fishing, simply pass the line through the center and quickly attach the lead to the snap for an easy running ledger rig. What is a zip … Continue reading →

What is a triple shot transducer? The TripleShot Skimmer® Transducer features wide-angle, High CHIRP sonar with double the sonar coverage of most fish finders, plus SideScan and DownScan Imaging™, offering views beneath and to the sides of your boat. How … Continue reading →

Kayaks are Stealthy: No matter how you slice it, a kayak is quieter and less noticeable to fish than any boat – even poling skiffs! Not having a trolling motor makes you kayak quieter. Even the pressure of the bow … Continue reading →

What is the easiest kayak to get in and out of? Vibe Kayaks Yellowfin 100 The Yellowfin 100 from Vibe Kayaks is a super maneuverable, one-person kayak that comes with its own lightweight paddle. It measures ten feet in length … Continue reading →

One prolonged blast indicates you are getting under way, and three short blasts indicate you are backing up. This is what is sounded when you are departing a dock in reverse. What does it mean when a ship blows its … Continue reading →