The trolling reel (also called conventional reel or big game reel) is used for offshore trolling for big game fish such as marlin or sailfish, as well as deep sea fishing. In some cases, it is also used for heavy freshwater trolling for salmon or muskie. What is the best fishing reel for saltwater? Shimano … Read more
In general, you can get by with a 6 to 7-foot medium-action offshore fishing rod with a heavy baitcaster reel and 20-pound test monofilament line. If you’re going for deep-sea bottom fishing, however, you’ll need 50-pound line. How do I choose a saltwater rod and reel? Things to consider when purchasing saltwater rods and reels: … Read more
In most cases, a medium power rod will be your best choice for inshore saltwater fishing. Heavier power rods handle heavy line weights and lighter power rods are better suited for lighter lines. What are inshore rods ? Light inshore rods are commonly 6 1/2 – 7 feet long in a medium light or medium … Read more
In general, you can get by with a 6 to 7-foot medium-action offshore fishing rod with a heavy baitcaster reel and 20-pound test monofilament line. If you’re going for deep-sea bottom fishing, however, you’ll need 50-pound line. How do I choose a saltwater rod and reel? Things to consider when purchasing saltwater rods and reels: … Read more
1 : a gorgonian with long round branches 2 : virgularian. What rod do I need for sea fishing ? Spinning Rods : Ideal to use from the shore, if you are going to be mostly spinning and float fishing then a 7-9ft spinning rod will help with presenting both artificial and natural baits. A … Read more