Dave Lynes of the Reel Service Centre explains why simple steps can make all the difference and protect your reel.
In the second of his bait preparation series Dean Dickinson explains how he prepares black squid baits for sharks, rays and other species.
One of the great things about the internet is using the search facilities to roam the virtual sea angling world. There are many tricks, tips and techniques out there which can be applied of adapted for use in home waters.
A number of people have been asking about how to use TronixPro Canny Links to assemble rotten bottom rigs. They are straightforward to use and can simply be tied on to the leader at the loop in the link.
Sometimes you just need to carry a few traces in the tackle box or separate your rig types to make them easy to find. Utilising a simple household item makes this task a doddle.
After showing us how to make the mould, Alan Banks explains how to pour your first custom plastic lure.
Making your mould is the first and probably the most important part in the lure making process. This may seem daunting at first but it is really easy if you follow Alan Banks’ guide.
Sometimes the simplest of gadgets made at home can make life easier for an angler without having to resort to high-tech solutions.
The Saltist LD Lever Drag series fishing reels are built tough with a rugged “full metal jacket” construction with virtually all components being metal for maximum reliability while most competitor…
Resident reel doctor Des Westmore digs into the Pfleuger Trion 66 and replaces a few vitals to ensure years of continued health and faultless fishing operation.