Let’s be “reel”, spooling a spinning reel can be a major pain. To give you some tips, we are sharing two videos below for you to check out. Featured photo courtesy of Dick’s Sporting Goods
Photo Credit: Bass Pro Shops If you want to catch some fish, make sure you have sinkers. Sinkers help strengthen your cast and enable you to better drift, troll, or anchor your bait. Check out these videos below to get you started in learning the basics:
Photo Credit: Run-A-Way Bill via Google Reviews Where do I even start? Walking into a bait and tackle store for the first time can definitely bring up confusion. There are so many options and products to choose from. We’ve created a bare-bones checklist for inshore saltwater fishing gear. Saltwater fishing gear is made with corrosion-resistant and durable materials to withstand…
Like all things with fishing, learning how to cast takes practice. Thankfully casting a spinning reel/rod is not as complicated as fly fishing, but it still can offer challenges at first. Grab your rod and check out the video below! Photo courtesy of Bass Pro Shops
If you are just starting out in your fishing journey, tying fishing knots can be a bit of a challenge. On our Key West fishing charters with Captain Rob, he has you covered. For those who would love to learn more and try out some saltwater fishing knots, check out the video below! Header image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons
You’ve gone fishing and your hands smell. You’ve washed your hands with soap and water, and they still smell. Now what? There are different ways to get that fish smell off. This week we are sharing what Captain Rob’s family has done since he started fishing at the age of three. Toothpaste. How To: Apply a good amount of toothpaste…
For anyone getting into fishing, figuring out ways to bait a hook can be a bit confusing. This week’s featured videos dive into some ways to bait a hook with live bait!
Whether you aim to be a catch-and-release fisherman, caught a fish out of season, or caught a fish that is too small, there is a way to release them that ensures their survival. This week’s featured video dives into how to properly land, handle, revive, and release a fish.
The fish has been caught and filleted, now what? Proper fish storage is essential to preserve your catch. We are going to dive into two methods: refrigerating fish and freezing fish. Refrigerate Fish If you are going to eat your catch within two days, refrigerating them is the way to go. Wash the fish fillet with cold water (no soap). …
There are two types of dorsal fins: Ordinary: Softer, firm, and flexible. Fin Spines: Sharp, rigid, and feels like bony tissue. The species of fish with fin spines have an evolutionary advantage. If a predator were to choose between snacking on a fish with softer dorsal fins versus fin spines, they would choose the path of least resistance. So why…