Fishing is usually considered a solo sport, but it doesn’t have to be! The experience changes based on the time of year and how widespread your fishing spot is. So, whether you’re fishing alone or with others, following some basic fishing rules and regulations is essential. Doing so ensures that everyone has a great time … Read more
Follow these simple fishing safety tips to enjoy a great fishing experience with your family and friends. Prepare yourself to be safe and comfortable on your next fishing trip. Embarking on a fishing expedition is not just about the thrill of the catch; it’s also a journey into the great outdoors that demands awareness and … Read more
Whether you’re new to freshwater or saltwater fishing, these basic tips are essential for all beginners. Ready to catch more fish and have more fun? Remember these top fishing tips, and you’ll be well on your way. 10 Tips on How to Fish for Beginners Match your lure to the water color. Choose your lure shapes and sizes … Read more
Learning the Overhead Cast with a double handed rod Although not a Spey Cast the Over Head is still an essential skill and very useful. Fly fishing instructors will often use the Overhead Cast while teaching the principle technique in effective two handed casting. It helps us understand correct use of our hands and appropriate power … Read more
You rarely get a love tap when you’re fishing a jerkbait. In fact, a jerkbait bite is usually more of an arm-jarring blast. These hard-plastic and wood baitfish imitators have been fooling freshwater predators for decades. But thanks to modern technology, jerkbaits have become more lethal than ever before. Still, not all anglers know how … Read more
You could easily spend thousands on a fishing reel that’s ultra lightweight or designed for a specific species. Does that sound familiar? It should, at least if you’ve read the companion guide to this one, our guide to the best fishing rod. And the message in these two guides is the same: Most casual fishers—and even … Read more
As the days begin to get a little shorter, in terms of daylight hours, I am more frequently asked if lures work at night. Night fishing allows anglers to make the most of short windows of time, fish around work and beat the crowds, often having the water to themselves. My first point to anyone … Read more
In this article, we’ll be listing down the fishing gears and equipment that most (if not all) anglers carry, and items that are readily available at your local fishing store. 1. Rod and Reel One of the most important pieces of equipment you need for fishing is your rod and reel. There are different types of … Read more
If you spoke to a Murray Cod angler back five years ago about their gear of choice the answer would have gone a little like this: “Heavy rod no longer than 6ft and 6-8kg, 30lb braid, 40lb leader, hardbody lures up to 150mm and spinnerbaits”. Ask the same question to the same angler now and … Read more
Having made my annual pilgrimage to Canoecopia, I was amazed at the number of fishing kayaks that were presented. Now I will admit I’m an unabashed canoeist and probably fish as much from my canoe as my boat. But I’ve fished from kayaks and keep trying them, but I always come back to my trusty … Read more