Lure Buoyancy Adjustment Calculator
Buoyancy is not just about whether a lure floats or sinks. You purchase an expensive crankbait, but when you drop it in water, it sink … Read more
Buoyancy is not just about whether a lure floats or sinks. You purchase an expensive crankbait, but when you drop it in water, it sink … Read more
You have just spent twenty minutes threading guides and tying a knot only to realize your spool is running dangerously low. Knowing how much line … Read more
The bobber isn’t moving, but you are getting some nibbles on your bait. Your first instinct is that you’re dealing with a finicky bunch, but … Read more
The fish is hooked. Your rod doubles over. You sweep the handle. And then…silence. That’s frustrating, right? You did everything right. But there was one … Read more
The split ring act as pivot point for rigging your bait, allowing it to swim freely while remaining strong enough to hold up during a … Read more
The rippling water laps side of a sunken log. You lean over the water and stare. The light is flat and you cannot see much, … Read more
When’s the last time you got hung up in heavy cover and broke off with a big pull? Yeah, me too. It feels like something … Read more
To keep your lures tied on, double-point locking snaps reinforces the connection point. With regular snaps, you’ve got one point of failure. These has backup … Read more
A fighting butt adds something to how a rod performs. If you’ve experienced a fish biting and your rod bend excessively, it’s because there is … Read more
You set the hook; the fish grabs the bait and you’re cinching down, but your hand are cramping up. Sound familiar? It’s happened to all … Read more
Now you’re on the dock with a rod in one hand and staring down into some hydrilla that looks like a green carpet. Bass is … Read more