The biggest problem I see in folks not catching fish is that they suffer from an inability to know what they want to catch. For instance, a cruising sailor will often just pick a lure at random, attach it to their line, and drag it behind the boat where they ignore it till they bring …
This salmon jig was in my email this morning… Now, my addiction to fishing came about when I was a kid living on Catalina and in northern California. Fishing for salmon up north and tuna in southern California were the backbone of my angling education. The fact that fishing techniques for salmon and tuna differed …
When putting together an optimum handlining rig for trolling the first thing you need to factor in is what exactly you want to catch. For instance, if you want to catch mackerel your rig would look something like this. In my experience, this rig seriously rocks and is a perfect example of a highly evolved …
… made from a toothpaste tube.
Carolina Lures shows us how..
Ever wondered what a big Mahi Mahi eats?
Neptonics (my favorite source of bespoke spearfishing gear) has a new product destined to be in everyone’s tool bag if they’re out to catch pelagic species like Mahi, Wahoo, and Tuna… Throwable flashers and they make all kinds of sense. Brilliant in fact… For more information check out the Throw Flashers on Neptonics.
The other day I was looking at a guy cleaning a big Mahi Mahi and thought to myself just how to go about tanning fish skin and could you make a pair of boots from a big Mahi… As it happens, one of my favorite blogs The Monkey Face News has a pretty good post …
Phil and Laura, friends of ours who charter the Roberts 44 “Storm Petrel” reposition every season from the Virgin Islands to New England and on the way up they fish. Well, actually Laura is the one who fishes… Tuna Mahi Wahoo Wahoo Laura mentioned that the fish were caught using a cedar plug and “something” …
I’m just curious about how they know what sort of mess an axe murderer leaves behind…