Bass meets walleye: tips for tackling two of America's most popular gamefish

Article Abstract:

Fishers can catch walleyes by using fused 'superlines' and fishing in rivers where two currents meet. A 1/8- to 1/4-ounce jig usually works best, except in vertical presentations over 30 feet. Bass are likely to be located in areas such as near concrete seawalls more than 10 feet deep.

Methods, Bass fishing, Walleye fishing

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Them's the breaks: How tough are these new fishing lines? Read on

Article Abstract:

The results of a product test performed on new fishing lines are presented. It is reported that presently the trend appears to be towards lines becoming niche-oriented as opposed to the earlier all-around lines.

Product information, Science & research, Research, Evaluation, Testing, Product testing, Fishing ports

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Tackling storage

Article Abstract:

Improvements in fishing tackle storage boxes allow fishermen to separate tackle for different types of fishing yet keep all tackle stored together. Several useful products are described.

Equipment and supplies, Column, Fishing tackle

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