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Neil Taylor, Strike Three Kayak Fishing Alternative anchoring methods are available to different watercraft users. A conventional anchor is necessary in deep water situations but another option exists for the shallower situations. For the shallower depths, the most secure anchoring that can be done is with a stakeout device, which goes down into the ground, [...]
Sometimes they cry for no apparent reason or pitch a fit when I tell them they can’t have something. After I weather the storm with my children or successfully correct their attitude, I often wonder… What am I doing wrong? Am I raising these little imitations of me right?
Got Torque? The new Penn Torque 2nd generation does and they are also lighter than the first line of Penn Torque reels. With today’s super strong rods and braided fishing lines (super lines); you need a reel that can hold up to all the pressure these rods and lines can produce! Let me introduce the [...]
AbrazX: A Fluorocarbon “Main Line” From the parent company “Seaguar”, there is an option in their fluorocarbon “main line” to consider as an option for your fishing needs. AbrazX is a pure fluorocarbon product that I have put to the test for well over a year. The applications apply differently for people from cold climates [...]
Folks this winter will not give up with out a fight, right when it looks like its going to get warmer; we get snow and nasty cold weather! So what are we going to do if we live to fish; of course GO Fishing on the ‘right’ days! With this winter being cold and last [...]
Mother Nature has again been able to show us just how much global warming is taking hold of our world. This December has been one of the coldest on record again. The only good thing is that it was a gradual cool down unlike last years arctic blast that did so much damage. The fishing [...]
Written by Andy Whitcomb Depending on who takes me steelhead fishing in PA, I’ll either see a frozen sunset or sunrise. A few years ago, I wrote an article for Pennsylvania Angler and Boater about “Guy”, who takes me steelhead fishing in tributaries of Lake Erie whenever I make the trek from Oklahoma to visit [...]
The Legend of Neil Taylor, “Anchor Man” Is it completely mindless? You drop your anchor, end of story? Let’s consider the following question: What is anchoring? Getting your watercraft secured to the seafloor is a great definition. For any craft users or the kayak anglers, utilizing anchors does have some straightforward basics but it also [...]
December turned out to be the coldest in recorded history here in central Florida but we still managed to have some excellent fishing. The weather is warm now and back to nromal. While the cold snaps were frequent and severe, they were not as prolonged as last January and I have not seen any significant [...]
With 2010 now over its time to start a new Year of fishing. As I reflect back on 2010 we really had a tough start to the year. January brought 15 days straight of freezing temps that really took a toll on our fishing. Our snook in particular really took the brunt of the 2010 [...]
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