Alpha Page

Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Many beginner fishermen try to utilize one rod and reel combo for all Fishing situations. This is not a good idea. There are an unlimited whole of scenarios that corollary the permissible rod, reel, and Fishing line choice. Below we will discuss two common situations that characterize to freshwater Fishing.

Different types of lures want specific tool combinations. Lipped crank baits that dive deep would be the excellent opportunity for a long 7 foot + heavy action rod in order to give the essential resistance and hook setting power needed when you get a bite. A crank bait is best when fished with a baitcast reel because of their stamina and high speed retrieval. When fishing a crank bait it is also a good idea to use a heavier test rated fishing line. Many fishermen use 20-25 lb test monofilament line, and some use even higher when you average in braided line which has a higher breaking drive with a smaller diameter.

Abu Reels

If you are fishing a soft plastic bait, like a Texas rigged worm, it is a good idea to used a medium action rod with a medium weight fishing line. A medium weight fishing line would be a line with a breaking drive of in the middle of 14-20 lb. The imagine for this is because any type of soft plastic lure in this kind is a form of finesse fishing. When fishing a Texas rigged plastic worm you need to be able to feel the fish as it bites the lure. With the lighter fishing line it tends to be more sensitive and you feel every microscopic bump. The imagine for the medium action rod is to give you enough drive to drive the point of the hook into the fishes mouth while at the same time having enough flexibility so you don't pull the lure clean out of the fishes mouth. A medium action rod gives you a good feel when finesse fishing and enough backbone to horse that big bass out of the grass or brush and get him in the livewell.

These are just a merge of the situations the might arise that would want a fisherman to have more than one rod and reel combo in the boat. So, before you head out on your next fishing trip think about what type of fishing you plan on doing then make your rod, reel, and fishing line selection according to the type of fish you are targeting.

When One Rod and Reel Just Isn't adequate

When One Rod and Reel Just Isn't adequate

Posted by Unknown on 8:46 PM No comments

Many beginner fishermen try to utilize one rod and reel combo for all Fishing situations. This is not a good idea. There are an unlimited whole of scenarios that corollary the permissible rod, reel, and Fishing line choice. Below we will discuss two common situations that characterize to freshwater Fishing.

Different types of lures want specific tool combinations. Lipped crank baits that dive deep would be the excellent opportunity for a long 7 foot + heavy action rod in order to give the essential resistance and hook setting power needed when you get a bite. A crank bait is best when fished with a baitcast reel because of their stamina and high speed retrieval. When fishing a crank bait it is also a good idea to use a heavier test rated fishing line. Many fishermen use 20-25 lb test monofilament line, and some use even higher when you average in braided line which has a higher breaking drive with a smaller diameter.

Abu Reels

If you are fishing a soft plastic bait, like a Texas rigged worm, it is a good idea to used a medium action rod with a medium weight fishing line. A medium weight fishing line would be a line with a breaking drive of in the middle of 14-20 lb. The imagine for this is because any type of soft plastic lure in this kind is a form of finesse fishing. When fishing a Texas rigged plastic worm you need to be able to feel the fish as it bites the lure. With the lighter fishing line it tends to be more sensitive and you feel every microscopic bump. The imagine for the medium action rod is to give you enough drive to drive the point of the hook into the fishes mouth while at the same time having enough flexibility so you don't pull the lure clean out of the fishes mouth. A medium action rod gives you a good feel when finesse fishing and enough backbone to horse that big bass out of the grass or brush and get him in the livewell.

These are just a merge of the situations the might arise that would want a fisherman to have more than one rod and reel combo in the boat. So, before you head out on your next fishing trip think about what type of fishing you plan on doing then make your rod, reel, and fishing line selection according to the type of fish you are targeting.

When One Rod and Reel Just Isn't adequate

Cheap Abu Garcia Reel Oil Review

$2.45 $2.45


Abu Garcia Reel Oil for $2.45

Posted by Unknown on 9:46 AM No comments

Cheap Abu Garcia Reel Oil Review

$2.45 $2.45


Read more »

Cheap Abu Garcia Reel Oil Review

$2.45 $2.45


Abu Garcia Reel Oil for $2.45

Posted by Unknown on 1:23 AM No comments

Cheap Abu Garcia Reel Oil Review

$2.45 $2.45


Read more »

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Cheap Abu Garcia Ambassadeur C3 CT MAG HS Baitcast Reel Review

$199.95 $159.94


Abu Garcia Ambassadeur C3 CT MAG HS Baitcast Reel for $159.94

Posted by Unknown on 5:23 PM No comments

Cheap Abu Garcia Ambassadeur C3 CT MAG HS Baitcast Reel Review

$199.95 $159.94


Read more »

Cheap Abu Garcia PRO MAX Series Reel Review

$89.95 $59.97


Abu Garcia PRO MAX Series Reel for $59.97

Posted by Unknown on 4:00 AM No comments

Cheap Abu Garcia PRO MAX Series Reel Review

$89.95 $59.97


Read more »

Monday, April 11, 2011

When you want a carp bait that will catch big fish but find that your readymade baits are not doing so well, why not try making very these easy perfect food bait homemade boilies made with natural flavours not synthetic ones?! The fish will enjoy them in winter or summer and they will be more really digested being plainly prebiotic - so read on now and catch more big fish now!

Many anglers who aim to catch big wary carp use separate boilies to normal that work without any synthetic flavours. Much of the success of new boilies is that they are new and separate and whatever can make such baits. Sometimes merely dipping a beloved readymade bait in a flavour dip is not enough to really enhance results. making your very own nutritionally-attractive, enzyme-active baits using banana and passion fruit is really a great formula for wise big old fish.

Abu Reels

One of the fastest and simplest ways to get into bait making without much knowledge of carp senses, sensitivities, their vital dietary needs or digestion processes and implications etc is to use readymade boilie base mixes. The regularly come with instructions and formula suggestions. In this case you might choose a base mix such as Live System, from Cc Moore. This is an exceptionally well proven perfect food bait supplying all of the vital nutrients carp require, and better still, it works very well in winter or summer.

If you like sweet type baits this base mix is ideal and it smells strongly of milk due to the milk protein ingredients and extra additives it contains. It is also designed to be very really digested by carp so they get full advantage of the nutrition provided and so seek out even more when you fish with it repeatedly!

All I would advise you do with this mix for example, is get a few kilograms of Live law dry powder base mix and experiment with mixing it. Try first adding about 3 liquidised skinned passion fruits and half a very ripe banana to 5 or 6 eggs. Whisk all these together thoroughly and then moderately add your Live law base mix powders until you have a nice bread dough-like consistency. Use this to make your paste, pellet or boilie baits etc.

If your mix is too wet just add more powder. Do this moderately and you will consistently avoid making doughs that are a bit too dry or crumbly to mold into private baits. The fruit aromas with be very noticeable but less subtle in some ways than using synthetic flavours. Just ensue instructions for boiling you rolled paste bait balls to make them into boilies, and dry them. I would advise you to get the best from these fruits by making a bait soak of fresh liquidised skinned passion fruits and very ripe banana.

It is vital you use very ripe fruits so they have fully advanced all the fish-catching substances they contain. These contain vital levels of flavours, sugars, various really interesting and beneficial bioactive compounds such as bioflavonoids and vitamins, minerals, fruit oils and vital live enzymes and inulin that enhance bait digestion once consumed! (As you can imagine, Live law base mix is not called that for nothing either!)

I would make quite soft baits for cold winter and spring conditions - these will last longer in the water anyway. Try tipping your hair rig under your baits with half a trimmed tiger nut soaked in Betaine and Talin for instance just in case you bait gets pulled off - this unusual tip can leave you with a longer hair rig with a very interesting boosted bait still left on that can really defeat fish caution in cold weather!

Have fun catching lots of big fish very successfully using your very own unique hidden homemade baits that your friends will never be able to guess! (For much more vital facts see my website and biography right now!)

By Tim Richardson.

How to Make Prebiotic Carp Boilies With Natural Banana and Passion Fruit Flavours!

How to Make Prebiotic Carp Boilies With Natural Banana and Passion Fruit Flavours!

Posted by Unknown on 8:46 PM No comments

When you want a carp bait that will catch big fish but find that your readymade baits are not doing so well, why not try making very these easy perfect food bait homemade boilies made with natural flavours not synthetic ones?! The fish will enjoy them in winter or summer and they will be more really digested being plainly prebiotic - so read on now and catch more big fish now!

Many anglers who aim to catch big wary carp use separate boilies to normal that work without any synthetic flavours. Much of the success of new boilies is that they are new and separate and whatever can make such baits. Sometimes merely dipping a beloved readymade bait in a flavour dip is not enough to really enhance results. making your very own nutritionally-attractive, enzyme-active baits using banana and passion fruit is really a great formula for wise big old fish.

Abu Reels

One of the fastest and simplest ways to get into bait making without much knowledge of carp senses, sensitivities, their vital dietary needs or digestion processes and implications etc is to use readymade boilie base mixes. The regularly come with instructions and formula suggestions. In this case you might choose a base mix such as Live System, from Cc Moore. This is an exceptionally well proven perfect food bait supplying all of the vital nutrients carp require, and better still, it works very well in winter or summer.

If you like sweet type baits this base mix is ideal and it smells strongly of milk due to the milk protein ingredients and extra additives it contains. It is also designed to be very really digested by carp so they get full advantage of the nutrition provided and so seek out even more when you fish with it repeatedly!

All I would advise you do with this mix for example, is get a few kilograms of Live law dry powder base mix and experiment with mixing it. Try first adding about 3 liquidised skinned passion fruits and half a very ripe banana to 5 or 6 eggs. Whisk all these together thoroughly and then moderately add your Live law base mix powders until you have a nice bread dough-like consistency. Use this to make your paste, pellet or boilie baits etc.

If your mix is too wet just add more powder. Do this moderately and you will consistently avoid making doughs that are a bit too dry or crumbly to mold into private baits. The fruit aromas with be very noticeable but less subtle in some ways than using synthetic flavours. Just ensue instructions for boiling you rolled paste bait balls to make them into boilies, and dry them. I would advise you to get the best from these fruits by making a bait soak of fresh liquidised skinned passion fruits and very ripe banana.

It is vital you use very ripe fruits so they have fully advanced all the fish-catching substances they contain. These contain vital levels of flavours, sugars, various really interesting and beneficial bioactive compounds such as bioflavonoids and vitamins, minerals, fruit oils and vital live enzymes and inulin that enhance bait digestion once consumed! (As you can imagine, Live law base mix is not called that for nothing either!)

I would make quite soft baits for cold winter and spring conditions - these will last longer in the water anyway. Try tipping your hair rig under your baits with half a trimmed tiger nut soaked in Betaine and Talin for instance just in case you bait gets pulled off - this unusual tip can leave you with a longer hair rig with a very interesting boosted bait still left on that can really defeat fish caution in cold weather!

Have fun catching lots of big fish very successfully using your very own unique hidden homemade baits that your friends will never be able to guess! (For much more vital facts see my website and biography right now!)

By Tim Richardson.

How to Make Prebiotic Carp Boilies With Natural Banana and Passion Fruit Flavours!

PROMO DIA DEL PADRE Tube. Duration : 3.47 Mins.


PROMOCIONES DE PRODUCTOS DIA DEL PADRE

Keywords: LA SICILIANA, PROMO, PROMOCIONES, DIA DEL PADRE, PESCAVISION, REEL, CAÑA, MITCHELL, ABU GARCIA, CARDINAL X3

PROMO DIA DEL PADRE

Posted by Unknown on 11:46 AM No comments

PROMO DIA DEL PADRE Tube. Duration : 3.47 Mins.


PROMOCIONES DE PRODUCTOS DIA DEL PADRE

Keywords: LA SICILIANA, PROMO, PROMOCIONES, DIA DEL PADRE, PESCAVISION, REEL, CAÑA, MITCHELL, ABU GARCIA, CARDINAL X3

If you ask a seasoned angler about baitcasting reels, he will probably tell you that they are the most fun you can have with a Fishing reel. Some will also tell you that they are a lot harder to use than accepted spinning reels and beginners might have a hard time with them.

Both of these are true, and for most people the Fishing taste is improved with a baitcaster as you have to put a lot more in to it which leads to the base problems that you will run into sooner rather than later. Birds nests are one of the worst and every baitcasters nightmares and these occur when you are casting. It is the term given to the line when it becomes all tangled. While no kit is lost, you may end up losing a some hairs as you have to manually unthread the line to untangle it. It is good to carry something for this in your Fishing box such as a knitting needle as they can help to pull line out of knots.

Abu Reels

This isn't the only problem you will encounter though. Casting requires a lot more finesse and concentration. You will need to convention your wrist and thumb movements and timing in order to be able to cast with precision and to forestall the spool overunning. Some simple training will help you to control this and you can do this at home if you need too - all you need is a 1 ounce sinker, your reel and rod.

Adjust the speed of the reel so the sinker will fall to the ground gradually so it is not in free-fall. This should be optimum when the sinker is on the floor and no extra line is arrival off the reel. When you are done, wind the line back in and hold the rod out straight. Release the brake but keep your thumb on the line. Remove your thumb when you are ready and try to stop the sinker hitting the floor but get is as close as you possibly can. Keep doing this until you are more often than not getting it just before it touches.

You can develop on this, by doing exactly the same but trying to cast the sinker into a bucket. You should hold your thumb on the line until the rod reaches a transmit position which is when you release. As the sinker gets closer to the bucket or ground, get ready to press your thumb on the line to stop the line being fed. Move the bucket added away as you get better.

Remember, as you have the line on a heavy break it does not feed much at a time. This will help safe you against over spooling and birds nests. When you are doing this for real however, the line will be fed differently to be sure to convention the same technique for real when you use your baitcasting reel next.

How to practice Casting With a Baitcasting Fishing Reel

How to practice Casting With a Baitcasting Fishing Reel

Posted by Unknown on 4:23 AM No comments

If you ask a seasoned angler about baitcasting reels, he will probably tell you that they are the most fun you can have with a Fishing reel. Some will also tell you that they are a lot harder to use than accepted spinning reels and beginners might have a hard time with them.

Both of these are true, and for most people the Fishing taste is improved with a baitcaster as you have to put a lot more in to it which leads to the base problems that you will run into sooner rather than later. Birds nests are one of the worst and every baitcasters nightmares and these occur when you are casting. It is the term given to the line when it becomes all tangled. While no kit is lost, you may end up losing a some hairs as you have to manually unthread the line to untangle it. It is good to carry something for this in your Fishing box such as a knitting needle as they can help to pull line out of knots.

Abu Reels

This isn't the only problem you will encounter though. Casting requires a lot more finesse and concentration. You will need to convention your wrist and thumb movements and timing in order to be able to cast with precision and to forestall the spool overunning. Some simple training will help you to control this and you can do this at home if you need too - all you need is a 1 ounce sinker, your reel and rod.

Adjust the speed of the reel so the sinker will fall to the ground gradually so it is not in free-fall. This should be optimum when the sinker is on the floor and no extra line is arrival off the reel. When you are done, wind the line back in and hold the rod out straight. Release the brake but keep your thumb on the line. Remove your thumb when you are ready and try to stop the sinker hitting the floor but get is as close as you possibly can. Keep doing this until you are more often than not getting it just before it touches.

You can develop on this, by doing exactly the same but trying to cast the sinker into a bucket. You should hold your thumb on the line until the rod reaches a transmit position which is when you release. As the sinker gets closer to the bucket or ground, get ready to press your thumb on the line to stop the line being fed. Move the bucket added away as you get better.

Remember, as you have the line on a heavy break it does not feed much at a time. This will help safe you against over spooling and birds nests. When you are doing this for real however, the line will be fed differently to be sure to convention the same technique for real when you use your baitcasting reel next.

How to practice Casting With a Baitcasting Fishing Reel

Sunday, April 10, 2011

Fall walleye Fishing marks an end to typical summertime Fishing patterns and a shift toward more volatile conditions due to changing weather and lake characteristics. As summer fades into fall, the lakes feel changes, which cause fish to alter their feeding behaviors and locations as well. While the autumn months, switching your walleye Fishing lures to jigs from your beloved summer rigs will help you adapt to these changes and be prosperous out on the lake.

The time of year in which warm days remain but nighttime lows start to plummet marks the starting of the changing dynamics of lakes. If you fish a lake with abundant pike and walleyes, you might start to notice that you are not getting as many walleye bites in the weedbeds like you were While the summer. That is because While this time, pike will often move to the weedbeds and walleyes will find a new location, ordinarily in the lake's depths. If you are seeing this to be true, you can use a slip-bobber to get your bait deep down into the water. Using a fluorescent colored jighead will pique a hungry fish's interest, and they will try to feed on the jig, instead of taking a nibble on your bait and swimming away. Your chances of landing a fish will be better because it setting the hook will be easier to do.

Abu Reels

If you are customary with lakes "turning" in the fall, you probably know that it is not a great time of year for walleye fishing. While the period of turnover, the lake's water becomes a uniform climatic characteristic because strong winds cycle all the water together and break down the separate climatic characteristic zones. Fishing will pick back up again after a lake "turns," but not for two or three weeks, so it is best to not plan to fish after this phenomenon has occurred.

After the turnover, more general patterns resume. Walleyes are abandoning their summer locations at this time and swimming off to their winter sites, so you will find that these fish are spread out far more than they typically are in other seasons. Since the water is now much colder than it was While the summer, walleyes are more lethargic and your summertime method of trolling slowly to allow an interested fish to succeed your bait will no longer work. The fish are just not that active anymore. It is best to use a jig so that your bait can generate very microscopic appeal in the water. This will be seen as an easy meal to a fish and they will go for your bait. Try using a large minnow or chub; these live baits are more prosperous While the cooler autumn months than are leeches.

Walleye Fishing in the Fall

Walleye Fishing in the Fall

Posted by Unknown on 8:46 PM No comments

Fall walleye Fishing marks an end to typical summertime Fishing patterns and a shift toward more volatile conditions due to changing weather and lake characteristics. As summer fades into fall, the lakes feel changes, which cause fish to alter their feeding behaviors and locations as well. While the autumn months, switching your walleye Fishing lures to jigs from your beloved summer rigs will help you adapt to these changes and be prosperous out on the lake.

The time of year in which warm days remain but nighttime lows start to plummet marks the starting of the changing dynamics of lakes. If you fish a lake with abundant pike and walleyes, you might start to notice that you are not getting as many walleye bites in the weedbeds like you were While the summer. That is because While this time, pike will often move to the weedbeds and walleyes will find a new location, ordinarily in the lake's depths. If you are seeing this to be true, you can use a slip-bobber to get your bait deep down into the water. Using a fluorescent colored jighead will pique a hungry fish's interest, and they will try to feed on the jig, instead of taking a nibble on your bait and swimming away. Your chances of landing a fish will be better because it setting the hook will be easier to do.

Abu Reels

If you are customary with lakes "turning" in the fall, you probably know that it is not a great time of year for walleye fishing. While the period of turnover, the lake's water becomes a uniform climatic characteristic because strong winds cycle all the water together and break down the separate climatic characteristic zones. Fishing will pick back up again after a lake "turns," but not for two or three weeks, so it is best to not plan to fish after this phenomenon has occurred.

After the turnover, more general patterns resume. Walleyes are abandoning their summer locations at this time and swimming off to their winter sites, so you will find that these fish are spread out far more than they typically are in other seasons. Since the water is now much colder than it was While the summer, walleyes are more lethargic and your summertime method of trolling slowly to allow an interested fish to succeed your bait will no longer work. The fish are just not that active anymore. It is best to use a jig so that your bait can generate very microscopic appeal in the water. This will be seen as an easy meal to a fish and they will go for your bait. Try using a large minnow or chub; these live baits are more prosperous While the cooler autumn months than are leeches.

Walleye Fishing in the Fall

Cheap Abu Garcia 4600C3 Ambassadeur C3 Baitcast Round Reel (3 Ball-Bearing, Gear Ratio 5.3:1, Capacity 10/170) Review

$88.31 $75.85


Abu Garcia 4600C3 Ambassadeur C3 Baitcast Round Reel (3 Ball-Bearing, Gear Ratio 5.3:1, Capacity 10/170) for $75.85

Posted by Unknown on 9:00 AM No comments

Cheap Abu Garcia 4600C3 Ambassadeur C3 Baitcast Round Reel (3 Ball-Bearing, Gear Ratio 5.3:1, Capacity 10/170) Review

$88.31 $75.85


Read more »

Saturday, April 9, 2011

Abu Garcia Ambassadeur C4 Series.wmv Video Clips. Duration : 1.55 Mins.


Video review van Abu Garcia Ambassadeur C4 Series van PingFishing.nl

Tags: hengelsport, reels, pingfishing.nl

Abu Garcia Ambassadeur C4 Series.wmv

Posted by Unknown on 11:23 PM No comments

Abu Garcia Ambassadeur C4 Series.wmv Video Clips. Duration : 1.55 Mins.


Video review van Abu Garcia Ambassadeur C4 Series van PingFishing.nl

Tags: hengelsport, reels, pingfishing.nl

VFX Reel Shadi Abu Sharar 2009 Tube. Duration : 3.35 Mins.


Video VFX Reel 2009

Keywords: VFX, Reel, Shadi, Abu, Sharar, 2009, asian drama, videoclip, showreel, video clip, trailer, fan made, music

VFX Reel Shadi Abu Sharar 2009

Posted by Unknown on 9:23 AM No comments

VFX Reel Shadi Abu Sharar 2009 Tube. Duration : 3.35 Mins.


Video VFX Reel 2009

Keywords: VFX, Reel, Shadi, Abu, Sharar, 2009, asian drama, videoclip, showreel, video clip, trailer, fan made, music

Friday, April 8, 2011

Cheap Abu Garcia SORON STX Series Reel Review

$149.99


Abu Garcia SORON STX Series Reel

Posted by Unknown on 8:23 PM No comments

Cheap Abu Garcia SORON STX Series Reel Review

$149.99


Read more »

Cheap Abu Garcia 4600C3 Ambassadeur C3 Baitcast Round Reel (3 Ball-Bearing, Gear Ratio 5.3:1, Capacity 10/170) Review

$88.31 $75.85


Abu Garcia 4600C3 Ambassadeur C3 Baitcast Round Reel (3 Ball-Bearing, Gear Ratio 5.3:1, Capacity 10/170) for $75.85

Posted by Unknown on 11:23 AM No comments

Cheap Abu Garcia 4600C3 Ambassadeur C3 Baitcast Round Reel (3 Ball-Bearing, Gear Ratio 5.3:1, Capacity 10/170) Review

$88.31 $75.85


Read more »
NYC East River Urban Fishing - Fall 2010 Tube. Duration : 1.47 Mins.


Fishing New York City's East River from Manhattan's Upper East Side for Bluefish & Striped Bass - Fall 2010. View more @ NYCfishing.com

Tags: nyc, fishing, manhattan, new, york, city, east, river, striped, bass, bluefish, bucktail, swim, bait, lures, upper, side, chicano, diving, pesca, swimming, west coast, ugly, stik, tiger, rod, abu, garcia, inshore, 5500, reel, shakespeare, ambassadeur, backflip, jumping, automobiles, truck, racing, motor sports, extreme driving, agility, jumps, east coast, subway, taxi, cab, maps, urban, angler, shore, surf

NYC East River Urban Fishing - Fall 2010

Posted by Unknown on 1:23 AM No comments

NYC East River Urban Fishing - Fall 2010 Tube. Duration : 1.47 Mins.


Fishing New York City's East River from Manhattan's Upper East Side for Bluefish & Striped Bass - Fall 2010. View more @ NYCfishing.com

Tags: nyc, fishing, manhattan, new, york, city, east, river, striped, bass, bluefish, bucktail, swim, bait, lures, upper, side, chicano, diving, pesca, swimming, west coast, ugly, stik, tiger, rod, abu, garcia, inshore, 5500, reel, shakespeare, ambassadeur, backflip, jumping, automobiles, truck, racing, motor sports, extreme driving, agility, jumps, east coast, subway, taxi, cab, maps, urban, angler, shore, surf

Thursday, April 7, 2011

Cheap Abu Garcia Ambassadeur CS Pro Rocket Baitcast Reel Review

$169.95 $147.99


Abu Garcia Ambassadeur CS Pro Rocket Baitcast Reel for $147.99

Posted by Unknown on 5:30 PM No comments

Cheap Abu Garcia Ambassadeur CS Pro Rocket Baitcast Reel Review

$169.95 $147.99


Read more »

Cheap Abu Garcia 6500C3 Ambassadeur C3 Baitcast Round Reel (3 Ball-Bearing, Gear Ratio 5.3:1, Capacity 14/245) Review

$103.95 $103.95


Abu Garcia 6500C3 Ambassadeur C3 Baitcast Round Reel (3 Ball-Bearing, Gear Ratio 5.3:1, Capacity 14/245) for $103.95

Posted by Unknown on 10:25 AM No comments

Cheap Abu Garcia 6500C3 Ambassadeur C3 Baitcast Round Reel (3 Ball-Bearing, Gear Ratio 5.3:1, Capacity 14/245) Review

$103.95 $103.95


Read more »

Cheap Abu Garcia BCX Baitcasting Reel Review

$64.99


Abu Garcia BCX Baitcasting Reel

Posted by Unknown on 3:16 AM No comments

Cheap Abu Garcia BCX Baitcasting Reel Review

$64.99


Read more »

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

Cheap Abu Garcia Revo Fishing Reel (SX, Line Weight- 12/140) Review

$147.60


Abu Garcia Revo Fishing Reel (SX, Line Weight- 12/140)

Posted by Unknown on 7:16 PM No comments

Cheap Abu Garcia Revo Fishing Reel (SX, Line Weight- 12/140) Review

$147.60


Read more »
Abu Garcia 5500C tuneado Video Clips. Duration : 2.68 Mins.


Abu Garcia Ambassadeur 5500C, con reformas... sin devanador, cambio de rulemanes , criquera, balanceo, etc.... girandolo con una caña y tanza, gira aproximadamente 2min 35seg

Keywords: abu garcia, 5500c, ambassadeur, reel, casting, reforma, pesca, abu 5500c, criquera

Abu Garcia 5500C tuneado

Posted by Unknown on 11:16 AM No comments

Abu Garcia 5500C tuneado Video Clips. Duration : 2.68 Mins.


Abu Garcia Ambassadeur 5500C, con reformas... sin devanador, cambio de rulemanes , criquera, balanceo, etc.... girandolo con una caña y tanza, gira aproximadamente 2min 35seg

Keywords: abu garcia, 5500c, ambassadeur, reel, casting, reforma, pesca, abu 5500c, criquera

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

Cleaning an Abu Garcia Ambassadeur reel Video Clips. Duration : 10.57 Mins.


A video tutorial on how to take apart and clean most Abu Garcia Ambassadeur levelwind reels.

Tags: Reel, levelwind, cleaning, fishing, steelhead, abu garcia, ambassadeur, casting

Cleaning an Abu Garcia Ambassadeur reel

Posted by Unknown on 6:32 PM No comments

Cleaning an Abu Garcia Ambassadeur reel Video Clips. Duration : 10.57 Mins.


A video tutorial on how to take apart and clean most Abu Garcia Ambassadeur levelwind reels.

Tags: Reel, levelwind, cleaning, fishing, steelhead, abu garcia, ambassadeur, casting

Nearly every person has a hobby or pastime that they enjoy. For me, it's Fishing. Like most people, I enjoy acquiring new gear for my hobby. My Fishing tackle box is full of gizmos and gadgets as well as a few key items, like Fishing reels. For spinning, one reel I reach for quite often is the Mitchell Blade Alu 4500 reel. Here's some facts about this affordable and full-featured reel.

About the Mitchell Blade Alu 4500 Spinning Fishing Reel

Abu Reels

Originally made in France in the 1940s, Mitchell was bought by Pure Fishing, the business that includes other famed brands like Abu Garcia, Fenwick and Berkley. Mitchell offers a allembracing range of freshwater reels that are reasonably priced, yet have a good range of features. Case in point? The Blade Alu 4500. For about £53.00, you'll get a sturdy, well-designed reel that more than covers most spinning applications. The whole Alu line is fully saltwater resistant. The Blade Alu 4500 has a quality feel the moment you pick it up, so you can be assured of flawless execution in even the most keen situations and locales. The smoothness of this reel is truly remarkable!

About Hpcr Bearings

The Blade Alu 4500 has 5 plus 1 Hpcr ball bearings. Hpcr stands for "high execution corrosion resistant." Hpcr bearings are prized for their reliability and durability. Made in Germany, Hpcr bearings are man-made from a rust unyielding material, and not, like bearing on other reels in its class, naturally coated with a corrosion unyielding material that can wear off. The result? Well, I've found that reels with Hpcr bearings can cope a great deal more stress. Also, these reels have better dry-running behaviour at higher Rpm rates, a highlight I truly appreciate. If the reel gets contaminated, which it shouldn't, if cared for properly, the Hpcr bearings will continue to out-perform appropriate bearings.

More Features of the Blade Alu 4500 Reel

This reel features a rugged, corrosion unyielding aluminium body. The rotor is aluminium as well. Other first-rate compose highlight is the duplicate anodised machined aluminium spool. The reel comes with a spare aluminium spool. Operable whether left- or right-handed, the reel has an anti-twist titanium line roller. Titanium is a strong and corrosion-resistant lustrous white metal that is valued for its strength-to-weight ratio. Titanium is used widely for aircraft parts, so it's sure to add plentifulness of value, function and execution to a fishing reel. The Blade Slu 450 has a sleek machined aluminium cope and an instant anti-reverse feature. I've found the front drag to be both powerful and smooth. The reel will hold 300 metres of 0.25 line and has a retrieve ratio of 6.2:1. It weighs 373 grams.

I've had particularly good luck pairing the Blade Alu 4500 with a concentrate of Rapala lures: the Jointed GolFluorescent and the CountDown® Firetiger. More anglers have caught world article fish using Rapala lures, so they make a great combination with this quality reel. Very recommended!

Fishing Tackle Review: Mitchell Blade Alu 4500 Spinning Fishing Reel

Fishing Tackle Review: Mitchell Blade Alu 4500 Spinning Fishing Reel

Posted by Unknown on 10:00 AM No comments

Nearly every person has a hobby or pastime that they enjoy. For me, it's Fishing. Like most people, I enjoy acquiring new gear for my hobby. My Fishing tackle box is full of gizmos and gadgets as well as a few key items, like Fishing reels. For spinning, one reel I reach for quite often is the Mitchell Blade Alu 4500 reel. Here's some facts about this affordable and full-featured reel.

About the Mitchell Blade Alu 4500 Spinning Fishing Reel

Abu Reels

Originally made in France in the 1940s, Mitchell was bought by Pure Fishing, the business that includes other famed brands like Abu Garcia, Fenwick and Berkley. Mitchell offers a allembracing range of freshwater reels that are reasonably priced, yet have a good range of features. Case in point? The Blade Alu 4500. For about £53.00, you'll get a sturdy, well-designed reel that more than covers most spinning applications. The whole Alu line is fully saltwater resistant. The Blade Alu 4500 has a quality feel the moment you pick it up, so you can be assured of flawless execution in even the most keen situations and locales. The smoothness of this reel is truly remarkable!

About Hpcr Bearings

The Blade Alu 4500 has 5 plus 1 Hpcr ball bearings. Hpcr stands for "high execution corrosion resistant." Hpcr bearings are prized for their reliability and durability. Made in Germany, Hpcr bearings are man-made from a rust unyielding material, and not, like bearing on other reels in its class, naturally coated with a corrosion unyielding material that can wear off. The result? Well, I've found that reels with Hpcr bearings can cope a great deal more stress. Also, these reels have better dry-running behaviour at higher Rpm rates, a highlight I truly appreciate. If the reel gets contaminated, which it shouldn't, if cared for properly, the Hpcr bearings will continue to out-perform appropriate bearings.

More Features of the Blade Alu 4500 Reel

This reel features a rugged, corrosion unyielding aluminium body. The rotor is aluminium as well. Other first-rate compose highlight is the duplicate anodised machined aluminium spool. The reel comes with a spare aluminium spool. Operable whether left- or right-handed, the reel has an anti-twist titanium line roller. Titanium is a strong and corrosion-resistant lustrous white metal that is valued for its strength-to-weight ratio. Titanium is used widely for aircraft parts, so it's sure to add plentifulness of value, function and execution to a fishing reel. The Blade Slu 450 has a sleek machined aluminium cope and an instant anti-reverse feature. I've found the front drag to be both powerful and smooth. The reel will hold 300 metres of 0.25 line and has a retrieve ratio of 6.2:1. It weighs 373 grams.

I've had particularly good luck pairing the Blade Alu 4500 with a concentrate of Rapala lures: the Jointed GolFluorescent and the CountDown® Firetiger. More anglers have caught world article fish using Rapala lures, so they make a great combination with this quality reel. Very recommended!

Fishing Tackle Review: Mitchell Blade Alu 4500 Spinning Fishing Reel

Monday, April 4, 2011

Cheap Abu Garcia Abumatic 170i Series Spincast Reel, 12-Pound/140-Yard Review

$54.95 $37.99


Abu Garcia Abumatic 170i Series Spincast Reel, 12-Pound/140-Yard for $37.99

Posted by Unknown on 9:00 PM No comments

Cheap Abu Garcia Abumatic 170i Series Spincast Reel, 12-Pound/140-Yard Review

$54.95 $37.99


Read more »

If you think Abu Garcia is an intriguing Latino name, you are probably not a big fan of sport Fishing. But if you are concerned in trolling, bottom Fishing, or angling, you know this name is one of the top names in Fishing gear and is a Swedish Fishing tool company. The enterprise was founded in the early 1920s. It was a enterprise that originally made clocks and watches. Any years later, it shifted from a enterprise that artificial precision watches, to a enterprise that commerce precision fishing reels. The enterprise was established some eighty years ago, and it's durability in the competing fishing commerce is a testament to kinds of products that they make.

It is prominent to buy your saltwater fishing reel from a reputable enterprise that can give you your money's worth. Before you buy anything, you should be familiar with the features and benefits of Abu Garcia fishing reels.

Abu Reels

Their reels specialize in long distance casting. This gives you a wider fishing area. It also allows you to stay in position while fishing and not risk spooking your target fish. Their reels are also very powerful. They have more 'muscle' than other reels in their price range. They can withstand strong movements or tugs by big game fish. You do not need to worry about accidentally releasing your line and losing your fish the way you would with a poorly constructed reel. The build of their products are optimized for the relax of the angler. They are flat to the touch and the weight is not too heavy or too light. They are also very versatile. These are the reasons why many anglers pick this equipment.

Abu Garcia Saltwater Fishing Reels

Abu Garcia Saltwater Fishing Reels

Posted by Unknown on 12:44 PM No comments

If you think Abu Garcia is an intriguing Latino name, you are probably not a big fan of sport Fishing. But if you are concerned in trolling, bottom Fishing, or angling, you know this name is one of the top names in Fishing gear and is a Swedish Fishing tool company. The enterprise was founded in the early 1920s. It was a enterprise that originally made clocks and watches. Any years later, it shifted from a enterprise that artificial precision watches, to a enterprise that commerce precision fishing reels. The enterprise was established some eighty years ago, and it's durability in the competing fishing commerce is a testament to kinds of products that they make.

It is prominent to buy your saltwater fishing reel from a reputable enterprise that can give you your money's worth. Before you buy anything, you should be familiar with the features and benefits of Abu Garcia fishing reels.

Abu Reels

Their reels specialize in long distance casting. This gives you a wider fishing area. It also allows you to stay in position while fishing and not risk spooking your target fish. Their reels are also very powerful. They have more 'muscle' than other reels in their price range. They can withstand strong movements or tugs by big game fish. You do not need to worry about accidentally releasing your line and losing your fish the way you would with a poorly constructed reel. The build of their products are optimized for the relax of the angler. They are flat to the touch and the weight is not too heavy or too light. They are also very versatile. These are the reasons why many anglers pick this equipment.

Abu Garcia Saltwater Fishing Reels

Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)