Fishing for Flounder and/or Fluke? Here we show you the absolute perfect set up when fishing for Fluke or Flounder which has always given us loads of nice sized Fluke and Flounder in our boat. Read the rest of this entry »

The drop-shot technique is a proven effective method of consistently putting a variety of fish in the boat, especially bass. Drop-shotting is also such a simple and easy way to catch bass, which makes it a great method for the first time angler and even the experienced angler. Read the rest of this entry »

Watch this short video and we’ll show you exactly what we were fishing with, and how we were fishing it to catch those huge saltwater black sea bass. Read the rest of this entry »

We went fishing for smallmouth bass in Lake Erie, Buffalo, New York last weekend. We were fishing with tube jigs and caught a lot of large smallmouth bass and even a nice-sized walleye as an added bonus at the end. Read the rest of this entry »

Caught 15.2 lb lake trout and even nice-size salmon! An awesome day on the water. Watch this short fishing for trout video where we tell you where we were fishing, how we were fishing, and what we were using to catch those dandy lake trout and salmon! Read the rest of this entry »

We’ve talked about fishing reels, so it seems only natural to talk a bit about rods. What rod should you be using & under which application? There are so many different things to consider when it comes to fishing rods, but here are some general pointers for you to consider which will help simplify matters. Read the rest of this entry »

If you plan on using heavy or large diameter fishing line, a bait casting reel will accommodate it nicely. Actually, the heavier the line, the easier it is to cast and control. If you want to use 6 lb or 10 lb test line, then stick to a spinning reel. If you want to get into 14 lb test line & heavier, then the bait caster is your better choice. Read the rest of this entry »