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Proper Maintenance for your Rod’s and Reel’s
We all know Saltwater can be as hard on your equipment as the fish you catch
so here’s a few tips you can use to help keep your Salt Water Rod’s and Reel’s
in the best shape you can so they will last as long as possible.
The first thing you can do to protect your investment is to always rinse your saltwater rods and reels with fresh water
after your done fishing. Point the spool end of your reel down and use a light spray to rinse the line on the spool after every fishing session.
Remember to service your equipment often, just because it was built to last doesn’t mean it will. Your saltwater rods and especially the reels need to be cleaning and lubricated periodically for top performance. Saltwater and the air around a saltwater ocean can and will cause corrosion to metal period. This is why it very important to always rinse your fishing gear. Lures, rods, reels, tools and remember to clean out that metal or plastic tackle box periodically also.
How long has the line been on your reel? Does it shine or is it dull? Dull looking line usually means old line. Using the same line for too long can stress the line, if you don’t replace it, the possibility of loosing that once in a lifetime lunker becomes much greater. This is by far one of the simplest, and lowest cost effective ways to insure the least amount of problems on the water.
Saltwater is not the only enemy of your gear, if left in your boat or in the back of your truck under the blazing sun for months at a time, the sun will also wreak havoc on your saltwater fishing rods and reels. Put it away so you can enjoy it another day. Store your gear when not using it, the money you spend or save on new fishing equipment in the future can be determined by the amount of time spent maintaining your existing saltwater fishing equipment. If you were a hunter would you let your gun rust?
Saltwater rods are the enlarged version of freshwater rods, saltwater rods are built bigger, and stronger than your average rods with good reason too, the fish that are being caught in the oceans of today are much larger than your typical freshwater bass, or pike. When you’re fishing for sailfish for example, a smaller freshwater rod would snap almost upon the instant you try to hook your fish. This is why it is important to match your fishing tackle or your gear to the game you are Fishing for.
We hope you have found at least one of these tips helpful in the maintenance and care of your gear. A little TLC can go a long way in keeping your fishing rod’s and reels in tip top shape, and provide you with years of angling pleasure.
Salt Water Tackle
You can put your imagination to work here, if you want to go all out, GPS, Fish Finder, take what what your budget allows by all means but, Basic Saltwater Fishing Tackle consists of Rods, Reels, Tackle Boxes to store your tackle, Bobbers often referred to as Floats, a Gaff can save your line from snapping under the intense stress when landing large fish, or worse yet loosing your fish when attempting to haul it in the boat. Hooks, rod, line, swivels, sinkers, lures, (nets for the same reason mentioned above), Tools, Pliers, Light, First aid kit and in most instances some sort of live or natural bait.
Fishing Baits
Whether it’s live bait, frozen, or even plastic, every fishing expedition starts with the task of finding and procuring the proper bait for fishing.
Natural Bait Consisting of anything that is not man made that will attract fish to your hook. Night crawlers, shrimp, sand fleas, bait fish, crabs, grubs, crickets, frogs, large bugs, grasshoppers etc.
Artificial Bait Saltwater baits and freshwater fishing bait for that matter can range from any object like a cork, wooden or plastic lure or anything that looks or can be made to look like food to a hungry fish.
The old time fishermen carved there own fishing lures, and many people today carry on this tradition and carve there own lures, all you need is a sharp knife and a piece of wood slightly larger than the lure you want carve. Next go from memory or look at a lure and carefully start whittling. You can carve your own lures from scratch, add some paint, two eyes, and a couple of fishing hooks. you just might discover a new fishing related hobby to enjoy.
Try popcorn, potato, Cheetos, bread, cheese, marshmallow and even pieces of colored yarn. It’s up to you to find the bait that works, you just may be surprised what will work for bait. Try different baits, the fish might not be biting today on the bait that worked yesterday.
The Fishing Bow
There’s no fishing rod like the Bow Rod – It’s a whole new way to fish! The Bow Rod is a perfect companion for beginners, or is an excellent way for anyone to add excitement to fishing! Get your kids interested in fishing with the Fishing Bow today!
Boating Accessories
We also sell small boats, boat motors, boating electronics, electrical boating equipment, professional navigational equipment, engine parts and boat cabin products, personal safety and flotation accessories, docking and anchoring products, boat trailer parts and accessories.
There is no better place online with as large an inventory. Here our website has thousands of products that are in stock and ready to ship the same day you order, with new products being added almost every day, and as expected everything comes with a no questions asked return policy. To be in the business we have to offer great Fishing Tackle, and were readily stocking the latest got to have toys for the big boys. Our items are of the highest Quality and Service is second to none. Never fish without a license. A fishing license is relatively inexpensive when compared to the fine for fishing without a license when you get caught.
We stock the largest selection of rods, reels, and combo packages, saltwater and freshwater lures from most major manufactures such as Abu Garcia reel, Ardent, Avet, Bauer, Crystal River, Daiwa reel, eagle claw, fenwick, fly logic, G. Loomis, Hardy, Hi-Tech, Islander, Johnson, Lakco, Martin, Mitchell, Okuma reels, Orvis, Penn, Pflueger, Pinnacle, Quantum, Rapala, Redington, Ross, Sage, Scientific Angler, Scierra, Shakespeare, Shimano spinning reels, Southbend, Triton, U.S. Reel, Waterworks-Lamson, Wavespin, Wildwater and Zebco.
Saltwater Fishing Gear, Saltwater Rods
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