Big Game Fishing Equipments

1. Big Game Fishing Equipments

2. Big game fishing requires a boat of sufficient seaworthiness and arrangements to transport the crew to the fishing ground and back. The basic big game fishing equipments include rods, reels, lines and the terminal tackles. These consist of some or all of the following: swivels, leaders, hooks, weight (sinkers), lures (plugs) or baits. You may also need chum buckets and scoops (used for putting chopped baits into the water, usually while shark fishing). A stand-up belt allows you to rest the butt of the pole in a notch, giving you better leverage when fighting your catches. Choosing reels and a rods (usually called a blank) can be difficult or complicated, simply because there are so many choices. Many rod manufacturers provide guides to help one pick a suitable reel. There is an endless number of combinations possible with all of these pieces of equipments. The best advice is to talk with a pro in an angling specialty store. Pro Fishing Tackle and Boat Equipments will provide anyone that. Do visit our shop. Big-game rods generally have stainless steel roller guides (the rings through which the line runs to the tip of the pole) that are designed for trolling and stand-up fishing. The rollers reduce friction and stress on the line during a fight. These rods also typically feature elongated foam grips that provide better traction and leverage for fighting big fish.

3. The test of a reel is how it performs over time. Better quality reels have three to five or more sets of ball bearings and will last over time. Good reels have three things in common: A large spool that should hold about 3,000 feet of line, a lever drag system that remains set and powerful gearing so you can pull the stretch out of the line if a fish goes deep. Diameters, elasticities, stretches and knot strengths all need to considered when choosing lines. All nylon lines stretch 10% to 35% under varying loads. Normal diameter lines resist abrasion better than super-thin lines. Your choice of hook types and sizes is definitely influenced by your lines. All hooks come in a short, regular or long shank versions. The shank of the hook is the part between the eye of the hook and the bend. Example for simpler knowledge about big game fishing equipments: Boat size: 50 feet in length (about 16 meters) Navigation equipment: Furumo GPS, compass Platimor Offshore, SondeurFurumo Communication equipment: VHF Radio Furumo, cell phone Cartograph: Fijutsu Safety equipment: life jackets, life buoys, medical box, fire extinguishers, anchor, automatic and manual water pump Fishing equipment: Penn International reels (typically a selection of 130 lbs, 80 lbs and 50 lbs), harness, bucket, gaff, 2 units of outriggers, fighting chairs and wide choice of lures and exciters.