Friday, November 16, 2012

Why are baitcasting reels considered primarily for power fishing and spinning reels for finesse fishing? | Field & Stream

Why are baitcasting reels considered primarily for power fishing and spinning reels for finesse fishing? | Field & Stream: "Not really true since you shouldn't use power on the reel rather the power comes from the rod in pumping the rod. BUT, with a baitcaster you can, more easily, put your thumb down on the line, and pump the rod not allowing the drag to let line slip out."

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Five for 5 | Five Quality Pairs of Bass Fishing Sunglasses

Five for 5 | Five Quality Pairs of Bass Fishing Sunglasses: "I get the opportunity to wear all kinds of sunglasses, and although I’m not entirely sure how many pairs I own, it’s definitely safe to say that I have more than five pairs. Between my yellow, amber, smoke and dark lenses, I’ve got just about every type of sunglasses for almost any situation. Not only do sunglasses aid my vision while on the water, but they also protect my eyes. I can’t tell you how many times my eyes have been saved by sunglasses—tree branches, bullet weights, wayward baits, bugs and glare can be the biggest enemies for anglers and their eyes. Much like wearing a Mustang PFD, sunglasses are vital when it comes to angler safety."

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Use Cheaters to Help Increase Your Trout and Salmon Success - OutdoorHub.com

Use Cheaters to Help Increase Your Trout and Salmon Success - OutdoorHub.com: "In August 2011, the New York State DEC increased the allowable number of fishing rods per person from two to three (on the Great Lakes). The change was beneficial to anglers and captains, because it allowed us to run more rods with fewer people on deck."

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