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I wish my lil one showed such enthusiasm.

I personally would have go with the 7' rod but it really depends from what you are comfortable with/how tall you are/ how much room is it to cast in your fishing spots. For the backbone I would go medium heavy and fast action for bass (or medium fast to keep it more universal) In fact I just...

Congratulations on your catch chinook :) May I leech a little on your tread and ask for neoprene waders advice as well please? From my own experience stay away from White River waders.

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You have a point Symmetre but I am not sure about 90% estimate. I would guesstimate it around 30-40% It is really hard to snag something in 10+ feet deep pool with the roe bag (but possible nevertheless :( )

In my modest opinion spinning reel beats bait-casters for the shore fishing.

Drifting roe under the float is the least snag prone in my opinion.

I'd vote for both brook

Nice video thanks for sharing

Good luck I did get a big fat nothing drifting the roe this evening

Same story here. I've gotten back into it last year. Funny part is the more you fish the more it sucks you in. Welcome to the forum bmacsmac.

Six days early salmon trip! Man you make me envious. I have to sleep less and travel an hour to get to the action. Nevertheless I did lend my first one of the season and will wait till salmon hit my home creek.

We are blessed to live in the country where they have to convince a judge that such actions were absolutely necessary after the search I am not criticizing you 2280 I would probably do the same under the circumstances.

Thank you for the tip fisherman2280 I do have a question. Is it even legal for OPP to search the boat without probable cause. I understand your boat has actually been searched. I do understand that you had nothing to hide and cooperated with officers. I myself would gladly provide all necessary...

Still the lowest temperature for tungsten sintering seems to be at 1200 C this will require kiln. Plus god knows what such temperature would do to the hooks. thepassionateangler Making your own tackle is rewarding by itself. This is very easy and fairly inexpensive project. All you need is 50$...

What are the "healthy alloy" choices for DIY jigs?

Great story FA Congratulations with your curse being lifted.

Beware you joined the cult ;)

this lures always sounded fishy to me... I know the joke is lame but could not keep it

Centerpins are niche product and are overpriced for that reason along. The price for beginners reel is around 200$ then there is no limits 700-1000$ are not the most expensive ones. a)Does it worth it ....for some of us yes. To figure it out for yourself you have to try it with entry level one...