Fly Rod Line Weight Overline Calculator
Your rod balances well in your hand, but you feel your casts lack power because the line is too light. The tip isn’t flexing and … Read more
Your rod balances well in your hand, but you feel your casts lack power because the line is too light. The tip isn’t flexing and … Read more
A fly reel is the base of the link between man and fish, yet many folks see it more as an accessory for decoration rather … Read more
We all know that sinking feeling when your rod tip goes limp and you’re left dangling a heavy length of line helplessly over surface as … Read more
The walleyes are in an area at some depth. You chuck planer board out and your lure starts sinking down to the level of the … Read more
The rear taper is the back end of the fly line head. It affects your cast by either allowing the line to pass freely over … Read more
It’s tempting to think that spincast reels is a simple piece of equipment. A nose cone protects the inner workings from elements, and the outside … Read more
Once off the rod tip, a fly line ceases to be gear; it is a physics issue now. How do you get a heavy-core line … Read more
When stalking trout in a shallow run, there’s a certin type of quiet that sets in. It’s quiet enough that you hold your breath and … Read more
When lake trolling you get frustrated a lot because you cannot keep your lure in front of the fish. You crank up your speed and … Read more
You throw your dry fly which is supposed to float down on a feather and it lands like a hammer. Before your line hits the … Read more
The rod tip twitches in the water as you sit on edge of the boat watching. On your sonar screen you see a wad of … Read more