Buying Guides

Anyone who hikes knows that the right pair of hiking boots is essential for a long day out. The same can be said for anglers who wade. Having a great pair of wading boots is necessary for a multitude of reasons. The most important of which is comfor …

Spring is upon us and panfish will begin to gorge themselves in preparation for the spawn. This is an excellent opportunity for anglers to stock their freezers while the water is still cold and fish are concentrated in small areas. Here are the 10 t …

Jigging for walleyes has been an effective method since the invention of conventional fishing tackle. Whether it’s jigging live bait or new artificials, the tactic is universally known and is easy to execute. This technique allows an angler to …

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9X2uz26nvT8 There are hundreds of crankbaits available that will help you catch fish. Each one has a slightly different action, running depth, profile, and fish-attracting capabilities. Captain Ross Robertson just m …

Picking a set of waders can be almost as difficult as picking out a rod and reel setup. The design has come a long way since your grandfather's waders that looked liked a scuba suit, minus the glass mask. It's not one set standard anymore like it was …

It may not seem important to buy a specific rod to catch a fish that weighs less than a pound or two, however, there are many features to look for when selecting your next perch rod. Whether you are looking for a cheap rod or a “once-in-a-life …

You probably have floats, bobbers and indicators of various sizes, weights and colors in your tackle box. This guide will help you narrow down your choices and pick the most suitable float for your current fishing situation. Weight and Size Selecting …

When selecting a downrigger, there are many variables that come into play. How deep you are fishing and what you are fishing for are important factors to take into consideration before making a purchase. For some applications, the most basic downrigg …

When you’ve been waiting all week for a day where you can finally fish, you have to be organized to make that day count. The last thing you want to be doing in the dark at five o’clock in the morning is scrambling through your jacket pock …