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Initially I set up this website primarily to promote my book 'Fishing Afloat' (which is now out of print), but it now does far more than that. As a result I must point out that some of the links to external websites are 'affiliate links' which means that I receive a small commission on any purchases you make through that link. Particularly, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
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Dick McClary, owner of www.Go-Saltwater-Fishing.com
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Recent Articles
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Not All Saltwater Fishing Rigs Get The Job Done - But These Will!
Nov 13, 19 12:32 PM
If your saltwater fishing rigs are not properly made up, you can't really expect the fish to make allowances for any shortcomings. This is where the action is - you need to get it right
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Saltwater Fishing Techniques Afloat & Ashore
Nov 12, 19 12:18 PM
These saltwater fishing techniques catch fish. Trolling, jigging, drift fishing, bottom fishing, surf casting. They are all explained here, in detail
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A Saltwater Spinning Reel Enables Novice Fishermen to Make Long Casts
Jun 17, 19 01:19 PM
The fixed spool design of the saltwater spinning reel means that over-runs just can't happen. As long as line twists are avoided, long hastle-free casting is almost guaranteed
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