Gear
Panther Martin lures are a staple in many tackle boxes, known for their flashy blades and fish-catching abilities. However, they’re also notorious for getting snagged—on rocks, logs, weeds, or submerged branches. Before cutting the line and sacrificing a favorite lure, …
Fishing is a gear-lover’s paradise. Between rods, reels, lines, and terminal tackle, the sport naturally leads to a growing collection of equipment. But while upgrading gear can be exciting, it also gets expensive fast—especially when buying everything brand new. For …
Long before viral videos showcased tampons as DIY fishing lures, a New Jersey environmental group took the concept seriously. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, Clean Ocean Action (COA) created and sold handmade lures dubbed “Tampoons” — crafted from …
You’ve secured your dream saltwater destination, booked your lodge, and arranged your guide. You’ve even managed to clear your schedule and purchase those plane tickets. Now, as you contemplate the merits of an aisle versus a window seat, a crucial …
Glenn May of BassResource shares valuable insights on using lipless crankbaits, also known as vibrating lures, rattling baits, or classics like the Rat-L-Trap. With years of experience, he breaks down the key strategies, gear recommendations, and modifications that can increase …
Comfortable feet can make all the difference during a fly fishing trip. While much attention is given to rods, reels, and waders, one often-overlooked factor is socks. Hours spent standing in cold water, trekking through rough terrain, and navigating rocky …
Advancements in fishing technology have revolutionized the sport, with forward-facing sonar (FFS) leading the way as one of the most debated innovations. While some anglers refuse to fish without it, others steer clear, arguing that it takes away from the …