Advanced Surfcasting Knot Tying Techniques for Stronger Connections
Advanced surfcasting demands specialized knots that won't fail when battling ocean forces. Master the FG knot (95% strength retention) for braid-to-leader connections, while the Non-Slip Loop...
Wind Effects on Surfcasting: Tips for Better Casting and Fishing Success
When surfcasting in windy conditions, position yourself with your back to the wind and use heavier lures (1/2+ oz) for better control. Employ a side-arm, low-trajectory cast to reduce wind...
Why Is My Fishing Reel Not Reeling? Troubleshooting Surf Fishing Reels
Your fishing reel may not be reeling due to salt and sand buildup, especially in the line roller or bail mechanism. Listen for grinding noises, which signal gear problems, or check for stickiness...
Fishermen shoot halibut primarily for safety reasons. When you're hauling in these powerful fish—some weighing hundreds of pounds—they can thrash violently on deck, endangering crew members and...
Who Repairs Fishing Reels: Expert Services and Maintenance Tips
Fishing reel repairs can be handled by local tackle shops, manufacturer service centers, or specialized technicians. You'll find quality repair options through manufacturer programs like PENN...
Where Are Shimano Fishing Reels Made? Manufacturing Locations Explained
Shimano fishing reels are manufactured across several global locations, with each facility specializing in specific product tiers. You'll find their premium models made in Japan (Sakai and Kumamoto...
