Mike shows us how to clean a soft crab for eating. It is a very easy and quick process and helps keep soft crabs fresher longer before you cook them!
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Join your Braided main line with a Monofilament or Fluorocarbon leader Alex shows us how to join your braided main line with a Monofilament or Fluorocarbon leader using three different knots. The three knots that Alex uses to do this are the Uni to Uni, The Albright and the FG knot.
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Many anglers who are trolling for trophy Rockfish will troll umbrella rigs but one of the downsides to an umbrella rig is the amount of weight you need to get the rig deep in the water column. The amount of drag that is produces by the lures (paddle tail
Read more →For bait, you could use a 2oz stinger with a 1/4 oz. feather jig off to the side; or you could use a bucktail with a small clouser or any other 1/4 oz jig. It is helpful to use aqua …
Read more →Mike from Anglers Sports Center demonstrates how to tie a fish finder rig which is a great set up for chumming for Rockfish. The first part of the rig is the “fish finder” which freely moves on the line and the weight that attaches to the snap on the fish finder. Then tie on a spam swivel and connect a Circle Hook.
Read more →The top and bottom rig is one of the most universal rigs, used by Angler’s up and down the East Coast and throughout the Chesapeake Bay. It is a simple rig, but it can yeild great results.
Read more →Pan fishing with a shad dart is a bit more advanced rigging for catching yellow perch, which are usually caught during a small window in the spring. The best time of year is typically mid to late March, and depending on the weather, may even extend a bit into April.
Read more →A Tandem White Perch Rig consists of a shad dart and a #12 gold Tony Accetta spoon that can be tied with either a perfection loop or a small 3-way swivel.
Read more →Angler’s How-to Series: Rig 9″ and 12″ Shad with Stinger Hooks How to Rig 9 inch Shad with Stinger Hooks Two methods of rigging a shad with stinger
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Angler’s How-to Series: Tandem Rockfish Trolling Rig Tandem Rockfish Trolling Rig We Suggest Two 100lb Leaders: First ranging from 4ft – 10ft (an 8 foot 100lb leader is suggested).
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