Fishing Rod Rack

I am going up to a resort in mid september & going preferrably walleye fishing.. I’ve got most of my tackle and equipment needed @ Bass Pro and I’m awaiting that day to come.. any answers?

This short video covers Harry’s new Carp Fishing set up, and his first ever days Carp Fishing. Where he’s put through his paces and gets to grips with new equipment on a Cheshire water, Turners Pool. This video contains screaming runs, plenty of fish on the bank, and explains the method he’s using to put them on the bank. A young Chris Yates in the making. A good first day was had, well done Harry.

To keep fishing rods, is round one more efficient than other shapes’? Also, does that round one rotate?

When i’m sea fishing i can’t seem to cast my beechcaster very far (i’m sure it’s just my technique). I’m thinking of taking my carp gear maybe a 2.75lb test rod or a 4lb spod rod, hoping that the extra flex in the rod will give me that extra distance. Is there any other pros or cons anyone has experienced?

About 7 years ago a friend of mine bought me a small tackle box for trout fishing. It was a metal case, about 6″ x 4″ x 2″. On the inside on the lid it had a place to stick your flies, and on the bottom it had six compartments and each compartment had a little spring loaded metal and plastic lid on it. I think he bought it at a specialty fly fishing shop, but I would really like to get my hands on another one.

I have a whole week at Brighton to go sea-fishing. Prefer to catch sea-bass or mackerel, but not fussy. Where is the best location in or near (within 20 miles) to fish. Have beachcasters and boat/pier rods, h/duty tackle and loads of rigs, eg feathers, flattie rigs, etc. Please advise. Many thanks!!!

My boyfriend is really into fishing, and I want to set him up with a new tackle box and supplies for it. I know some of the basics, (needle nose plyers, cutters, line, hooks, filet knife and bait knife etc). We live in San Luis Obispo (well, on the water nearby) and we catch everything from sharks to rock cod to halibut. We go for pretty much anything that will put up a fight. We fish in lakes, on the beach, in the estuary/bay. I just need some reccomendations of what kinda hooks and stuff would be good for kindof a wide variety of fish and environments.

Thanks for any reccomendations!

Hi, I’m not a fisherman although I’ve done a little when i was younger. I’m going on a 4 or five day hike along the Lizard some time next month - just me and a backpack - and I thought it would be nice to try a bit of fishing, so I bought a shimano telescopic rod with a 30g cast weight (because it folds up to about 35cm and it’s over 9ft long when extended). So I’m thinking that mackerel, flatties and bass are probably my most likely catches, but I’m not sure if the rod’s strong enough, and although I’ve done a little reading and remember how to tie all the knots and stuff, I really don’t know how to catch fish. Will the mackerel be around in June? Will my rod cope with bass and flatfish? What fish would you recommend I try to catch bearing in mind I’m trying to save on weight?
Can you think of any tackle or techniques that would be particularly suitable?
Any other advice much appreciated

Thanks!

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I love fishing and I’m tired of catching small ones.The biggest fish I ever caught was a 3 foot shark.What pond test of line should I use.And what bait and liter?