Tuna Grading Chart
There’s this thing called “tuna”. Most people think tuna is just tuna. That’s wrong. Grading tuna, and understanding how it works, will make you a … Read more
There’s this thing called “tuna”. Most people think tuna is just tuna. That’s wrong. Grading tuna, and understanding how it works, will make you a … Read more
The Albright knot allows anglers to join dissimilar-diameter lines, but getting the wrap count wrong can add bulk that catches on guides or weakens the … Read more
There are lots of rivers and lakes in Wisconsin with fish under the surface. And if you’ve fished here, you get it: that tug on … Read more
To most anglers, the nail knot is just a piece of string threaded on a stick. Wrap it till your fingers fall off, cinch it … Read more
But what happens when you look down at your shrimp and they’re bigger than recipe calls for? You panic; you see them curling up as … Read more
As you head up along the coast to Newfoundland, expect an insane meeting of warm and cold ocean currents. Where these two meet, they provide … Read more
When most people prep for their tuna trip, they think about power. They stock up on big reels and thick line because they figure it’s … Read more
There’s nothing quite like having your leader snap off at the knot during the fight of a fish that actualy wanted to be caught. Trembling … Read more
Corydoras catfish are social animals. They hide behind some decoration (not shy, but afraid) if there’s only a pair or one in your community tank. … Read more
So you carefully strip the fish for 45 minutes but then your leader snaps exactly where you tied it off. It’s not bad luck. It’s … Read more
Some of North America’s most productive saltwater fisheries exist on Washington’s Pacific Coast. Imagine rugged shorelines that protect marine life, cold currents with high plankton … Read more