Always use the lightest pound test line you can get away with – or at least use a lighter leader line. For perch and pan fish, 4 pound line (or leader line) is a great choice – 6 pound line for walleye/trout and 8 pound line for pike… just to name a few. Read the rest of this entry »

We’ve rigged up our viper spoons with both live and artificial baits and drifted them along the bottom, enticing fluke after fluke into biting. Read the rest of this entry »

All is good except there is a part of the 3-way fishing that I didn’t like. The problem was that my leader line kept wrapping around my sinker line every time I was ready to fish. Read the rest of this entry »

Hello folks, I’ve been fishing for fluke for years and I absolutely love it. I’ve jigged with bucktails and have also dragged the bottom with cut-bait to catch them. Both methods work quite well. Caught some nice doormats through the years…. great memories. Read the rest of this entry »

This week we’re showing you an excellent video loaded with jigging spoon tips and techniques. Read the rest of this entry »

Now-a-days, we tend to talk about spinning reels and bait casting reels – however, in our younger days, we most likely grew up on using spin-cast reels but now rarely talk about them nor use them. Here are 3 tips on using spin cast reels, as there are times where we should still be using them! Read the rest of this entry »

Whether you are an avid shore angler, or if you enjoy fishing from a boat – either way, fishing with a custom made fishing rod has many benefits. Read the rest of this entry »