Leaders
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Leaders for Bottom Baits VIDEO
Chris Zaldain talks about his fluorocarbon leader selection for baits he fishes on the bottom.
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Eliminate the Confusion Associated with Fishing Fluoro Leaders
When to use leaders, length choices, the best knots to use to attach them to main line, as well as which presentations benefit most from their use.
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How Fishing with Fluorocarbon Leaders Can Up Your Odds
Here’s an unfortunate fact: a lot of fish are leader-shy. Especially fish that roam shallow, clear waters and are physiologically all eyeballs.
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Let Seaguar lines and leaders connect you to braggin’-sized Esox
It happens with the suddenness of a broken shoelace. Clear blue skies turn angry and gray. Gentle southern winds that once rippled the water’s surface evolve into frigid northerly gales. Bright leaves of crimson and gold are driven mercilessly from their trees, and in the blink of an eye, rain converts to the first snowflakes of the year. With all of its bawdiness and urgency, fall has arrived across the northland.
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Advanced Braided Line | For Spinning Reels, Leaders, Heavy Tackle and More with Josh Douglas
FLW Tour Pro Josh Douglas talks about the advantages of today's braided line options for different fishing applications. Not all braided lines are created equal and companies like Daiwa have branched out the innovation with technique specific braid to better match the presentation to which you're fishing.
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Recreational Fishing Leaders Testify in U.S. Senate
The U.S. Senate Commerce Subcommittee on Oceans, Atmosphere, Fisheries, and Coast Guard held a robust hearing entitled "Reauthorization of the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act: Oversight of Fisheries Management Successes and Challenges." The Subcommittee heard from two panels of witnesses representing recreational, commercial and subsistence fishermen.
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Sportfishing Industry Leaders Bring Policy Priorities to Washington D.C.
During its spring meeting, the American Sportfishing Association’s (ASA) Government Affairs Committee discussed a variety of pressing policy issues that impact the recreational fishing industry. Over the course of the two-day meeting held March 14-15, the committee held briefings with three federal agencies, hosted a panel of key Congressional staff and met with more than two dozen Congressional offices.
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