The Unlikely Story of the Tubo Rig
If Hanna and I were to go back to Japan today, I’d likely need a steamer trunk (and a bank loan) to bring home everything I’d buy, but on our last trip in 2007 I had less disposable income. Check out this video explaining my oddest and most expensive purchase from that trip.
What tackle do you need for golden dorado in Argentina? Yo-Zuri’s Chris Bishop shares his firsthand picks for rods, reels, line and lures.
Check out Taku Ito’s favorite flutter spoon for bass. Not surprisingly, as with everything he does, there’s an explanation. It’s all about control. Here’s his take on why the Nories Dairakka helps him get paid.
When I bought an 18000-sized spinning reel for tuna, I couldn't imagine there might be anything bigger. After all, most of my experience over the years involved 2500- and 3000-size reels that were perfectly capable of taming just about any bass that bit. Daiwa’s Saltiga 30000P made me rethink that assumption.
At ICAST 2026 Scott “Gunny” Favors told us about his new frogging combo from Okuma – and the distinctive frog from Fishlab that he’s certain will make you a more effective angler.
Kevin Brightwell introduces the new ABS KGB Legend at ICAST 2026. Learn what makes this affordable swimbait different and watch our exclusive interview.
What if a SPRO Frog and a Carolina balsa prop bait had a baby? Bryan New had that question and SPRO helped him answer it.
Christie Bradley helps us unlock the summertime secrets of Virginia’s Lake Anna, with a heavy dose of topwater action.
Heading to Panama, Guatemala, or another tropical saltwater destination? Discover the best fishing apparel and gear from ICAST 2026 to stay cool, protected, and ready for offshore adventures.
Urchin baits are all the rage, but the dice that came before them still produce bass — especially in smallmouth country and when finesse is the name of the game.
Watch Mike Bucca explain the new Bucca Trick Crawler from ICAST 2026. Learn what makes this affordable crawler topwater different and where to buy one.