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Baitcasting Rods

Admin — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 20:34:30 +0000

Baitcasting rods can double the pleasure of the fishermen with their agility. An experienced angler can feel the control and perfection every time he grips the rod. If this type of rod is paired with a compatible baitcasting reel the fisherman can bait and do very well in any fishing competition or at lesiure. Many rods of this type come with a reel attached to them or you may buy a more suitable one seperately. Reels are specially designed for fishing in both fresh water and in salt water. Ge ...Continue Reading

Okuma Voyager Travel Fishing Kit Review

Admin — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 18:32:21 +0000

Okuma Voyager Travel Spinning Pack is one of the most popular travel fishing sets on the market. It is perfect for all types of travel including camping and backpacking. This travel fishing kit has everything you need to enjoy a top quality fishing experience wherever you are. Read on the find out more about the Okuma Voyager and discover where you can purchase it at the lowest price on the internet. Product Overview Compact and comfortable to hold, the Okuma Voyager Travel Kit has everything yo ...Continue Reading

Redbone Fishing Rods

Admin — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 16:31:34 +0000

Fishing sticks have been around with us from time untold now. The early age man fished with sticks of wood of various sizes, later cruder ones were made in different sizes and heaviness. All of them were not long lasting though because if the stick bent once due to the weight of the fish it never bounced back into shape. In the early 18th century a wood that bounced back into shape was discovered in India. Then later cheap fiberglass was used to make rods. Nowadays, rods are made from various ma ...Continue Reading

Split Cane Fishing Rods

Admin — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 16:27:53 +0000

Fishing rods have been around for centuries now. There is no definite date that suggests it's invention. Centuries ago a stick was used to fish, later these bits of sticks were tapered, turned and joined. They were always made from wood. Often these bits of sticks bend during fishing due to the weight of the fish, and remained that way. In the 18th century a new wood from India called bamboo was discovered. This new wood was not heavy, nor did it break and the best part was that it sprang back i ...Continue Reading

Abu Fishing Rods

Admin — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 16:22:29 +0000

Abu-Garcia has been around for more than three decades building trust and confidence in it's customers over the years. Their dedication to detail has won them many awards. They are considered to be one of the leading Abu dealers in the UK. They deal in clothes, accessories, reels and rods. Abu fishingg rods are divided into two categories - Sea roads and Fresh Water rods. Again these are sub divided. Beach Casters, Boat Rods, Uptight Rods, Bait Casting Rods and Spinning Rods come under the Sea r ...Continue Reading

Big Game Fishing Rods

Admin — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 15:47:10 +0000

Big game fishing as a sport has been around for quite a while now. Earlier, this was done to either feed a large family or for revenge or as an offering to appease the God's. Later it took on a more fun aspect and now is accepted as a great game all over the world. In certain parts of the world, big game fishing tournaments too are held. Big game fishing refers to large tunas, marlin, large sea bass, bill-fish, giant halibut and sharks. With the invention of the motor boat came big game fishing. ...Continue Reading

Japanese Fishing Rods – Age-old Expertise

Admin — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 18:42:28 +0000

When you’re passionately devoted to a hobby of any sort, you naturally go all the way to ensure you have the best of everything that might be required to engage in it. This explains why people spend so much money on putting together their own metal detecting gear or scuba diving gear, without too much of a thought to the cost involved. Well, Fishing’s no different. It’s a hobby enjoyed by millions of people around the world. Catering to this market of anglers are many companies and brands ...Continue Reading

Thomas & Thomas LPS Provides An Experience You Won’t Forget

mreed — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 07:00:03 +0000

Are you getting bored with the same fly fishing experiences? Do you need a break from the monotony? Do want, even need that special fly fishing experience that will have you bragging to your friends for months? Your wait may be over. The Thomas & Thomas LPS is an incredible rod. The dark blue finish with other silver appointments seems to foreshadow the unique and unforgettable experience that awaits the eager fly fisherman. The Thomas & Thomas LPS is a joy to fish with. It is ...Continue Reading

In The St. Croix Legend Legendary?

mreed — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 07:00:12 +0000

We use the word legend carefully. Usually, we use the word to describe people. Abraham Lincoln is an American Legend. Often, we describe athletes or people who meant a great deal to a certain group as legendary. Even a party or event can be legendary. But now, there’s a whole new legend – the St. Croix fishing rod. There are numerous adjectives and superlatives to describe the greatness of the St. Croix Legend but only one seems to suffice—legendary. The St. Croix Legend is a 7 fo ...Continue Reading

Interested In The Green River Enso Fly Rod?

mreed — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 07:00:40 +0000

The Green River Enso Fly Rod has grabbed your attention. You want a premium rod, one that performs as much as it costs and leaves your friends in awed splendor and admiration. You are interested in the Green River Enso and want to know if it stacks up. Well, it does. The Green River Enso fly rod is truly amazing. It performs like a dream. The 8 foot, 2 weight model looks and feels great. It comes nicely adorned in a dark green, complemented by handsome silver. Don’t get too caught up ...Continue Reading