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There’s nothing better than sharing a meal with the fish you caught. However, not all of us are natural-born chefs. The post How To Throw A Wild Food Party That Will Impress Your Friends And Build Your Culinary Skills appeared first on CAST and SPEAR...
Certain fish demand immortalization. Memories are nice, but memories fade. With the uncertainties of life, you never know when you’ll The post 4 Ways To Immortalize Your Catch So You Can Relive The Moment Long After You Stop Diving appeared first on...
Hooks in sizes 1/0 to 3/0 are typically appropriate for largemouth bass fishing. However, there are a few additional factors The post What Size Hook for Bass Is Best? appeared first on CAST and SPEAR.
The slip bobber rig is the most adaptable catfish rig available that every angler should be familiar with. It is The post Slip Bobber Rig (Everything You Need to Know) appeared first on CAST and SPEAR.
All bass types have teeth, but many anglers don’t know or might not have realized this. Unlike walleye, sauger, northern The post Do Bass Have Teeth? (It Might Surprise You) appeared first on CAST and SPEAR.
Roller spearguns are all the rage right now. They allow you to pack a punch in a shorter gun with The post Roller Speargun Conversion Tips appeared first on CAST and SPEAR.
The standard Palomar Knot is hard to beat. However, if you’re looking to add a bit more security to your The post How To Tie The Double Palomar Knot appeared first on CAST and SPEAR.
A giant largemouth blowing up on a topwater frog is undoubtedly the most thrilling method for catching bass. Bass frog The post How to Fish for Bass with Frog Baits appeared first on CAST and SPEAR.
Catfish, like most fish, are most active in warmer months. However, they become lethargic during the winter or when the The post Do Catfish Bite in Cold Weather? appeared first on CAST and SPEAR.
