I just run my walleye spread, and there are days I catch as many as the best charter boat captains there, he said
[1] Starting with the hook makes it easier to put the bobber in the right spotits easier to judge where to place your bobber afterward
Low tide was predicted for the middle of the day today so setting off just after 2pm I figured that the beach sections would be all sweetness and light as I frolicked along the hard sand, I was wrong
These types of single piece circular or curved shell fishhook are found archaeologically in Oceania, Ecuador, southern Peru, northern Chile and in southern California around Santa Barbara
It pairs excellently with the ACC green rods
Another strong point - a flashing, wobbling spoon can be deadly in the sandy or sandy-green water all-too-common along the upper coast