Float fishing rigs

A bobber stopper will only be needed if you use a free-sliding bobber on your fishing line. In a float fishing setup, these floats are attached to the line

Watch and learn how to tie the slip bobber float rig. #SaltyScales

Float fishing for Perch by laying on, is a traditional method of catching fish. Good for bottom feeding fish like Carp, Tench, Bream and Perch

Not only will we go over the best catfish rigs in general, but we will talk about how to assemblee the best Catfish Rig for Bank Fishing.

The simplicity associated with catfishing may be the most compelling reason for its popularity.

The Carolina rig is one of the most popular bass rigs available. It's with good reason because it produces so often. Regardless of its rumored effectiveness, it...

Float Fishing Rig, everything below the Bobber Stop with a helpful diagram. This tip provides a detailed description of each of the elements of the popular Float (or Drift) Fishing setup. E.g. The float, leader, weight, hook, swivel, bobber stop, duo-lock, beads and so much more. Check out the visual ...

From harbour walls, rocky shores and anchored boats, light-tackle float fishing is a great way to catch mullet, mackerel, garfish and bass. And offshore with heavier gear? Shark!

The drop shot rig is a versatile and effective finesse fishing technique that is particularly well-suited for catching bass in a variety of situations. The basic setup consists of a main line, a leader, a drop shot weight, and a hook. The leader is tied to the main line, and the drop shot weight is attached to the leader a few feet below the hook. The hook is baited with a soft plastic bait, such as a worm or a minnow. Traditional drop shot rigs, while effective in many situations, have some…

Fishing floats a guide to fishing floats used in angling. Stick floats for trotting rivers, wagglers for stillwaters and more