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Sharing saltwater fishing tips can only be a good thing. How many times have we said (or maybe just thought) on being shown something for the first time - a new and easier way to tie a familiar knot, or an improved method of rigging a bait for example - 'Why didn't I think of that one before'?
But of course there's little that's entirely new in saltwater fishing, unless that is, you're a complete novice just setting out in this great sport of ours.
So whilst most of us have heard a thousand times (and don't particularly want to hear it again) that 'the best tool for snipping off the tag end of monofilament line is a nail-clipper', to a novice angler struggling with a knife or a pair of blunt scissors this is a great tip indeed.
In an attempt to get these saltwater fishing tips into some sensible order, I've split them into 8 specialist categories - surf fishing, pier fishing, lure fishing, kayak fishing, sailboat fishing, jig fishing, fishing line tips, fishing gear tips - as set out below.
The
tips themselves can be accessed by following the link at the end of each
category or by clicking on the appropriate image link in the column on the right.
But let's make this a two way thing. If you've got some good tips, let's hear them! You can easily share your tips with our visitors by following the simple instructions set out further down this page.
So, let's get into it ...
Successful fishing on a surf beach doesn't come easy. For instance ...
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Most shore anglers are drawn to a pier like gulls to a landfill site, and it's easy to sea why. But ...
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Perhaps the first lure fishing tip should be not to buy a lure simply because it looks pretty. Yup, we've all done it - and some of us still do occasionally. But what should we be thinking about to improve our lure fishing results?
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Heres a bunch of kayak fishing tips which, for both kayak fishing newbies and old hands alike, should keep you safe and improve your productivity ...
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OK, so you're not fishing for sport - you just want to catch a few tasty fish to feed the hungry crew. Here are the tips you need to get a regular supply of fresh fish to the galley, and this is how to make it happen ...
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New to jig fishing, or an old hand that just wants to improve your catch rate? Either way, you won't be disappointed with these jig fishing tips ...
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There are times when only braid line will do, others when you really should tie your hook lengths and snoods with fluorocarbon line, and other situations when monofilament is ideal.
The Pro's and Con's of ...
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A recurring theme throughout this website is that really cheap fishing gear seldom turns out to be a bargain, and it's certainly true that a few more cents spent on the smaller items like hooks and swivels will get you much improved quality. So here we look at ...
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Feb 10, 21 08:46 AM
Well, it may sometimes help when surfcasting, but shore fishing includes angling from the cliffs, rocky outcrops, from piers and breakwaters, in estuaries and marinas ...
Feb 10, 21 08:33 AM
Fishing Sabiki Bait Rigs is the smart way to catch mackerel and saltwater baitfish. Cast from the shore, or jigged from a drifting boat, a string of Sabikis will often get you several at a time
Feb 10, 21 08:31 AM
Many specimen fish have been caught at rock fishing venues, but you do need to take a great deal of care. And even using specialist rigs you can expect some tackle losses
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