Captain James

Saltwater fishing is a fun, exciting way to spend your days on the water, but there are plenty of roadblocks for beginners just getting into the sport. One of the most common questions from the novice fisherman is, “What size hooks should I use?” If you’ve ever fished before, you’ll know hooks come in various

In saltwater fly fishing, the strength of the leader and how well you attach it to the fly line is vital since it enables the transfer of enough energy to the fly. Fortunately, the process of tying a saltwater fly leader is quite simple. All you need are the suitable materials, the correct formula, and

Saltwater flies are one of the most essential tools in a fly fisherman’s arsenal. They are usually small and don’t require a lot of storage space, but they can be fragile. Saltwater flies need to be stored properly to ensure their longevity.  Saltwater flies should be stored in a plastic container with padded foam and

Saltwater fly fishing is a far drive from the popular freshwater fishing. For one, their casting methods are pretty different. To cast a saltwater fly line, let out at least a 10-15 foot (3.05-4.57 m) line. Hold the fly with your other hand at its tail and do a backflip and a quick front cast.

Saltwater fly fishing is an exciting and challenging way to fish. If you’re new to the sport, you may be wondering how saltwater flies work. Saltwater flies work by imitating small fish or crustaceans in order to entice saltwater predators. There are two main types of saltwater flies: baitfish patterns and crustacean patterns. Crustacean patterns

There aren’t many rules when it comes to fishing gear. But having the correct fly rod for both salt and freshwater matters. So, you might be wondering why you need a specific rod for each type of water and if you can use the freshwater fly rod in saltwater and vice versa. You can use