Saltwater fishing gear

Looking to make your fishing trip more fruitful and efficient? These are our top 15 cool fishing gadgets and gear on the market today.

Ask any angler who has dabbled in both inshore saltwater fishing and freshwater fishing about the biggest difference in the two types of angling, and the answer is likely to be tides. Along with the numerous variables impoundment-bound fishermen must keep up with, inshore redfish anglers get the distinction of adding tidal influences to the […]

Ready for pier fishing? Great way to start saltwater fishing. Also fun for the family. Our top picks for best rod and reel for pier fishing.

No matter what fish species you're targeting or the fishing method you plan to use, these essential saltwater fishing lures should always be in your tackle box.

Best Free Surf Fishing Baits: 1. Sand Fleas (Mole Crabs) 2. Fiddler Crabs 3. Cut Bait 4. Live Baitfish 5. Ghost Shrimp 6. Barnacles 7. Hermit Crabs

Once rods are rigged and ready, it’s time to gather the tools that help make your day on the water more comfortable and successful. Here’s a look at some of the top gear you’ll want to take along when planning upcoming outings.

You don't have to go out to deep water to catch fishthese three rigs can help an angler find the flounder, striped bass, and other fishing that hang out near sandbars.

Spearfishing is an ancient fishing method that has been practiced for thousands of years and it has become increasingly popular in recent years. However, before you “dive in” on your spearfishing journey, it’s important to understand the basics of the sport, including gear, techniques, and safety precautions. All you need to get started are a mask, fins, snorkel, a speargun or pole spear and a fishing buddy and you are set. #spearfishing #fishing #fishingchicks #bikinifishing

When fishing the surf, there most often will be wind, wave and current action along the beach front that requres some specialized gear. Here we will focus on Surf Fishing Rigs.

Are you wondering why your fishing rod seems to fall short in comparison to other fishers when casting? There could be many reasons behind it, but