Tight Lines and High Tides

Baitcasting reels are known for being more difficult to cast than spinning reels. Some people who started off with spinning reels, wonder why anyone would bother using a baitcasting reel for fear of...

Baitcasters generally have more line capacity than a spinning reel, so they can be a better choice for long casting or bottom fishing. Also, if you compare a round Baitcaster to a low profile...

Baitcasting reels are commonly used for freshwater bass fishing, but are also used inshore in saltwater for certain applications. The person who is looking to use a baitcasting setup in saltwater is...

Trolling is often underestimated as a fishing method requiring little skill. This couldn’t be further from the truth. Successfully trolling requires thought about a strategic spread, matching lure...

Preparing a setup for light tackle fishing in the surf can be difficult for new anglers to grasp. It differs from inshore light tackle setups by needing even more of a backbone in the rods to support...

Getting the right gear for light tackle fishing is critical. Without the proper setup, you’ll be missing the true feelings of light tackle fishing. You’ll need a rod with a strong backbone to...