Awesome fishing line that works well in fresh or saltwater! Other reasons why I Like it...
The Ugly Stik Spinning Rod in the 7ft, one piece Medium model is an excellent choice for kayak fishing:
Revised version of the Mobile Fishing Livestream video in which I fished a pond using a Rapala X-Rap and a Kastking Zephyr BFS Reel enhanced with Hi-Spool Speed Bearings. The interaction with the audience was enjoyable and engaging.
Here are the key takeaways from this session:
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Give this stringer a try to prevent losing your catch.
It's designed with durable materials and a secure locking mechanism to ensure that your prized fish stay safely attached to your kayak.
The easy-to-use clip allows for quick and efficient attachment, so you can focus more on fishing and less on worrying about your catch.
Plus, its compact and lightweight design makes it convenient to carry without adding any unnecessary bulk to your gear.
Happy fishing and tight lines!
Last weekend, I decided to go kayak fishing at Lake Lavon in Texas. I launched from the Lavonia Boat Ramp and began the day with a peaceful paddle on the calm lake surface.
Initially, the fish were elusive, playfully nibbling but not fully committing. However, as the sun rose higher, my luck improved. The first catch, a lively Yellow Bass, gave me a thrilling fight. This trend continued with more small Yellow and White Bass.
By mid-morning, I discovered the fish hiding deep near the lake bottom. Using Slab and Jig Rigs for trolling, and then Bottom Bouncing them, proved to be effective. Additionally, casting towards passing fish schools yielded a catch or two.
In the end, I had caught a total of 15 fish - 14 White Bass and 1 Crappie. However, I lost track of the number of undersized fish that were caught and released!
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Lots of fun and good engagement with the audience. Several questions from viewers and a few missed opportunities when the Bass threw my lure!
Do check it out!
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No need for Dry Fly Floatant. Keep it simple, less gear to bring.
Sink slowly below the water surface when waterlogged but still attract bites
Easy and fast to tie. Cost-effective with minimal materials
TIP: Tie the tail long on a Grasshopper pattern, and the trim it as needed when Bluegill are striking short.
Materials
With a few essential tools and materials, you can craft inline spinners that perfectly suit your fishing style and target species. Start by selecting the right wire, beads, and blades. The choice of blade is crucial as it determines the spinner's action in the water. Willow blades provide a tight, fast vibration, while Colorado blades offer a slower, more pronounced thump.
Next, thread your components onto the wire shaft in the order that ensures maximum attraction to the fish. Begin with a clevis to hold the blade, followed by a series of brightly colored beads to catch the fish's eye. You can also add a small brass or tungsten weight to help the spinner sink to the desired depth quickly.
Once you have your spinner assembled, use a pair of pliers to form a secure loop at the end of the wire, ensuring that all components stay in place. Consider tying a feathered treble hook to the end for added movement and visual appeal.
Experiment with different color combinations, blade sizes, and weights to find what works best in your local waters. By customizing your inline spinners, you'll not only increase your chances of landing more fish but also add a personal touch to your fishing gear, making every catch even more rewarding. Happy fishing!
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Edited version of the Mobile Fishing Livestream where I fished a pond using Ultralight Fishing Gear and a DIY Inline Spinner. Lots of fun and good engagement with the audience. Do checkout the video, focused on key moments of the outing!
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