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DON’T LET LINE TWIST BE A LET DOWN
No matter the reason, line twist can be frustrating, but thankfully, there are several ways to combat the issue.
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Let Mike Iaconelli walk you through forward facing sonar bait
and what you can do with it on the same cast
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Let Your Bait Swim Freely
Rule the Seas East coast, West coast, Gulf coast, DAIWA’s new Free Swimmer sizes make live-lining a snap while stopping trophies in their tracks.
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100 Fish Hooked at Let’s Go Fishing Screamin’ Reels Tournament
Ladies Hook 100 Fish at Let’s Go Fishing Screamin’ Reels Tournament Ladies came from as far away as Georgia to learn fishing and compete at the non intimidating LLGF Screamin’ Reels tournament June 24-26, 2022 in Islamorada, FL. Hosted by the nonprofit Ladies Let’s Go Fishing Foundation, the tournament kicked off on Friday at the Tavernier Elks Club. On Saturday and Sunday the ladies learned fishing skills off Islamorada, FL on the boats, catching a total of 100 fish on flat calm seas.
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Teen lands patent for fish hook that won't let worms get away
Casting for blue gills, bass and crappies at favorite fishing spots around his hometown...
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Let’s talk about matching new electronics to trolling motor
Anyone out there use their “link” often and for what purpose?
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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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Top-5 factors in boating accidents | Reminders for 4th of July
Just like Americans’ hectic Thanksgiving Day holiday travel habits, July 4 is recreational boating’s biggest holiday of the year. The nonprofit BoatUS Foundation for Boating Safety and Clean Water predicts crowded launch ramp and marina facilities with significant recreational boat traffic congestion on lakes, rivers and coastal waters. Operator inattention, improper lookout, operator inexperience, machinery failure, and alcohol use rank as the top five primary contributing factors in accidents according to the U.S. Coast Guard, and each could come into play on boating’s biggest time of the year. Here are five July 4 safety tips from the BoatUS Foundation:
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LIVETARGET: Let the Good Times Roll...and Rattle
Let the good times roll…and rattle! LIVETARGET’s lipless rattlebait primer for hardwater walleye Ontario-on-the-Lake, Ontario – Recent years have witnessed explosive growth in our understanding of the hardwater walleye. As more anglers tread familiar and exotic walleye waters, our repertoire of productive techniques for everyone’s favorite Perciformes has expanded rapidly. Gone are the days when we were limited to set lines dangling sucker minnows along weedlines, hoping for a random bite or two as the sun tucked behind the trees. The most successful walleye anglers have adopted a power fishing approach, running-and-gunning with big baits and aggressive presentations; a mobile mindset that has been rewarded with more and bigger fish.
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