Custom Freshwater and Saltwater Fishing Rods
have searched craigslist ,amazon and shopzilla with little luck.
im specifically looking for a 60′s era penn bait casting reel as well as a source to continue buying and collecting antique fishing reels
here is a link to ebay that has a bunch of vintage penn reels, i hope this helps ya:
http://shop.ebay.com/i.html?_nkw=vintage+penn+bait+casting+reel&_sacat=0&_odkw=vintage+1960+penn+bait+casting+reel&_osacat=0&bkBtn=&_trksid=p3286.m270.l1313
I want to take my boyfriend on a surprise fishing/picnic date and was wondering where the best place to go shore fishing in Toronto is. Also what type of fish are there and the best bait to bring. We will probably be going in September because someone told me it was too hot to go shore fishing in August. Is that true?
September is primetime for steelhead. I would suggest making a run to the big lake and hit one of the rivers there for some steelhead!
Jeff Hagaman and Jamie Goodwin show how easy it is to seal and protect your fishing reels and equipment using 386 Nano Reel Seal, a revoluationary reel sealant that lubricates, seals and protects your equipment preventing salt water corrosion
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This custom rod is built on a Rainshadow RCLB70XL. This is my first attempt at marblizing process using pigment colored rod finish mixes to achieve desired patterns. In this case i tried to create realistic looking flames. Im pretty happy with the results considering this is my firs time trying the technique. Im sure with practice much better flames can be made. Please feel free to comment or ask questions about this blank or other custom rod building related questions. Please contact me for your next custom rod. Thank you for viewing.
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SaltwaterUniversity.com best of 2007 fishing video with Captain Scott Erickson aboard the Reel Dream cathing Grouper, King Mackerel, dolphin, mahi mahi, gag grouper, black sea bass, striped bass, and more off the coast of Topsail Island, North Carolina including Surf City, Topsail Beach, Sneads Ferry, Wrightsville Beach, Carolina Beach, Emerald Isle, Wilmington, Morehead City, Beaufort, Outer Banks, Hatteras and more.
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I have been stocking my backyard canal with peacock bass for 3 years now, and i have peacock in there that easily reach 20 pounds, im afraid to use my bass rod and i was wondering what rod and reel for freshwater would hold up to these monsters, yesterday my friend hooked a big one and broke his saltwater rod.
Must have been a really big peacock or your buddy didn’t know what he was doing. I’ve not fished for them in their native land, but I will at least once before I die and from what I’ve seen on TV and youtube videos, they can be had on very heavy bass tackle.
For instance, a big peacock could very well be handled on a extra heavy seven-foot-eleven Gary Loomis Nine-Fifty-Seven Swimbait Rod that’s rated for twenty-five to sixty pound line and four to ten ounce lures.
Other heavy and extra heavy rods like the one above would work well. My top of the line Shimano Crucial Swimbait Rod could probably handle one extremely well.
What lures should i use for surf fishing on the oregon coast?
Im going surf fishing at the oregon coast about 3-5 miles from Pacific city and i was wondering what type of fish are there? what are the dangers of surf fishing? what lures should i use? what fish are edible? any answers are appreciated, thank you.
After having visited off that coast and fished you can use any kind of spinner type lure or the old fashioned huge rapala lures to catch all sorts of fish such as mackerel and some salmon type fish and some grouper and some really fun pickerel and good luck with your fishing.
He was on "Alright on the night" here in the UK.
bill dance
Fishing is limited to rainbow trout and brown trout.
Does that that you can only fish rainbow and brown trout?
Or does it mean that you cannot fish rainbow and brown trout or maybe you can but not a lot, but you can fish other fish?
Taken correctly, you can can drag up rubber boots all day, but rainbow trout and brown trout are the only species of fish that you are allowed to catch and take home. Anything else that you catch must be removed from the line and be put back into the water.
Trent Rogers with Daiwa shows us what new products Daiwa is selling in 2010
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