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From float rigs to lures and rock fishing — pick the method that fits.
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A balanced suspended-lead float method with high sensitivity — the mainstay for still and slow water.
Long pole, short line and star floats — precise placement and wind resistance for holes and snaggy wild water.
Active searching with artificial lures that imitate prey — mobile and effective for bass, culter, mandarin and sea bass.
Fishing rocky coastlines with a drifting float rig — tide, swell and safety matter more than tackle.
Boats open up inshore and deep water far beyond bank range, at the cost of seasickness, tide and safety demands.
Vertical fishing from bridges, rafts and pontoons — ideal for deep water and night sessions.
Matching aquatic insects with artificial flies on streams, targeting dace, stream bass and trout.
