Fish Chart

Ever join a couple section of a high-end fishing rod? Hear it lock into place? That snap, a distinct click indicating everything lined up right, … Read more

A good cast is not achieved by throwing harder. A good cast require the right balance, the right timing, and guides placed correcty along rod … Read more

Sometimes we get excited about a new fly rod because it balances well in the store, only to realize it cast awkwardly when we’re out … Read more

We are moving away from trebles. Scientific studies have proven that moving from trebles to singles lead to about a 30-percent reduction in fish deaths, … Read more

The reel seat is what links the rod blank with the reel. When it doesn’t fit properly, the whole thing rattle around. Balance is thrown … Read more

And there’s no coincidence either about how the hook size matches up with approximate length of most popular types of baitfish; that’s broken down in … Read more

The hook point isn’t penetrating deeply enough and the bass escapes before you can land it, or maybe you’re setting the hook to soon? Either … Read more

Have you had one of those days where you are fishing for a suspended bait and a bass is sitting on top of it but … Read more

With this kind of organization in place, you don’t have to guess what goes where in your tackle box. Most anglers don’t believe all hooks … Read more

You stand waist deep, holding your breath. You wait for a shadow to dart past the flow right before they attack your fly. There is … Read more

Most muskie anglers live in fear of tape measure. When you hook up with a big one and bring her into boat she’s only average. … Read more