We can’t get to all the interesting fish stories out there, so check back to this page frequently as we’ll often add short, timely fish stories that we come across.
7/20/2014: Can you do six-grade-level fisheries science?
7/14/2014: Controversy in New England (with video!)
1/14/2014: School of Fish Frozen in Place!
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This is soooo AWESOME!!!!!!
Love the photo of the fish frozen in Norway; didn’t realize that could happen so fast.
How to Remove Twist from Fishing Line
Step 1
Remove all tackle from your fishing line. You want a completely naked line.
Step 2
With the boat idling forward, feed line off of the spool into the water. Let as much as 3/4 of the spool out. In the video I took the line all the way down to the backing.
Step 3
Let the line drag behind the boat. The force of the water moving over the fishing line will remove the twist from it. This takes about five minutes.
Step 4
Evenly reel the line in so the line is packed smooth and tight. Irregularly reeling in the line can cause it to bite in on itself, especially on braided line.
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