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HuntingFisgingTackle.com - Saltwater fishing is quite a unique experience with a real feel and style. Though it is far less famous as compared to fresh water fishing, salt water fishing as well is quite fun and an exciting way to fish.
Saltwater fly fishing is also all the rage these days. This excitement is quite understandable because there's hardly anything more thrilling than saltwater fly fishing.
What you’ll need...
REELS
While saltwater reels may look much like any other reel, the fact is that the these fishing reels are constructed for saltwater fishing conditions and are designed to stand up to the elements that a fisherman encounters.
If open water fishing is for you, then you will be searching for a reel that has durable construction and is more on the heavy-duty end for bigger fish and deeper depths.
Baitcasting type of reels are the most commonly used saltwater fishing reels, as these saltwater types of reels are made to handle heavy line weights associated with open water fishing.
Shore fishing on the other hand will most likely be scaled back when it comes to the depth of the water and the fish size. Here a spinning reel, similar to those used when bass fishing, will do the job. The saltwater spinning reels offers better resistance to corrosion, as it is normally made from stainless steel.
The life expectancy of your saltwater fishing reel depends squarely on your care. Cleaning is crucial when you own saltwater reels. Always hose down your saltwater equipment after every outing.
LURES
When using fishing lures, use ones that can be cast easily. Switch out often to get to different depths, and experiment with the speed of retrieve.
LINE
Saltwater fishing actually requires line tests for a 100 pounds or more, as this is the minimum to catch just about anything in the sea.
Use finer-diameter monofilament line because it gives better action to both natural baits and artificial lures when using saltwater fishing line.
HOOKS
Circle hooks and J-hooks are the two most commonly found types of saltwater bait hooks. There is an ongoing debate by saltwater anglers as to whether circle hooks are better than J-hooks and I believe each have their own advantages when fishing in different conditions and scenarios.
Salt water hooks are made of very strong metal compound that is quite stronger than the metals used to make the hooks for fresh water fishing.
RODS
Select Rod By Material
Common types of fishing rods include bamboo, fiberglass and graphite.
Saltwater Fishing rods vary from 4 feet (for children) to 16 feet, with the average being 6 feet long. Rod length is chosen based on: the species of fish you target and the environment you will fish at.
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