Fish Chart

This is a simple tool with an important caveat. An inline spinner is a pretty straightforward tool. But it’s key to have the right size … Read more

There’s that moment out on the water where you’re pretty sure the fish are literal stacked under your boat. Each cast is a ghost story. … Read more

I’m sure you’ve been on the banks staring at that glassed-over water and thinking to yourself that something’s not right with your spinnerbait. You make … Read more

Match your float size to water depth and bait weight. When bait sinks below the float’s sensitivity range, you might reel in an empty hook. … 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 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

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

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

What I like about lead core Trolling involve a complex variable in depth; figuring out how deep it’s running all too often mean guessing. Most … Read more