This method of rigging a twister tail will give your twister tail jig maximum action while preventing line twist on your spinning reel. This is one of several different ways to prevent line twist on your spinning reel. Read the rest of this entry »

Here’s how to tie two fishing lines together using a uni-knot. This uni-knot is a super-strong knot that is guaranteed to not break or slip. This method of tying a uni-knot is excellent when you need to tie a leader line onto your fishing line. Read the rest of this entry »

Recently, Richard, (one of our readers) wrote: “Question: not a question, really more of a suggestion. The line twist video was right on the money, but I think you should add one more tip to it. Another big cause of line twist is reeling while the drag is going out.” Read the rest of this entry »

Hello folks, since our last video on how to clean a pike we have received so much positive feedback and as such, we put together another short video which gives four key tips on how to avoid line twist on spinning reels. The video is about four minutes. I hope you enjoy it and are able to avoid that aggravating line twist. Read the rest of this entry »

I wrote to you earlier on the importance of buying fishing reels that have the anti-reverse feature. Here are a few additional things to consider when buying a spinning reel. Read the rest of this entry »

In this article, I would like to share with you some great information on monofilament, fluorocarbon, and braided fishing lines. These represent the most popular fishing lines being used: the following tips and pointers will benefit you greatly. Read the rest of this entry »

Hello again. Last time, I told you about an amazing story where braided fishing line out-fished other fishing lines. This time I’d like to explain when not to use braided fishing line.

When casting lures, the preferred method would be to use a monofilament line, as opposed to a braided fishing line & I’ll explain why. Read the rest of this entry »