Is FLW losing the race for live view fans? More importantly are they losing the fight for fans?
Social media is full of fans that want to watch live streaming bass fishing! We Love Bass Fishing! Streaming live fishing is quickly becoming an addiction for some, myself included.
A Better Ned Head, seems like we are all looking for a better Ned Rig setup. We’ve all been there. That little TRD worm catches a giant bass and the hook bends, breaks, or is too small and we lose the fish of a lifetime.
Berkley Half Head is rapidly becoming a goto in my tackle box.
What’s on that graph? Fishing graphs are absolutely amazing pieces of hardware. Think about the abuse these things take. You would never leave an Ipad sitting outside in the temperature extremes you do with your fish finder. Much less strap it to the extreme environment of a boat going down the lake at 70 + mph. Takes a licken….
If you spend any time throwing baits into the wind or skipping jigs under docks, you know how quickly a baitcaster can turn into a bird’s nest.
Enter the Shimano Curado DC, a low-profile reel with built-in digital control that monitors your cast thousands of times per second — literally designed to prevent backlash.
At the heart of this reel is Shimano’s Digital Control (DC) Braking System, which uses sensors to monitor the spool 1,000 times per second, automatically adjusting braking pressure to prevent overruns.
What is Spey Fishing? Spey casts are change of direction casts that utilize water tension and allow you to cast from a downstream position to an upstream position without having to make a backcast. Great for making long casts around cover and obstacles.
The most common Spey casts include the Single Spey
Double Spey
Circle/Snap-T
Snake Roll
Spey casting originated in the heart of Scotland in the mid-1800s.
