The hardhead of the Renky One attaches the diving lip, which btw isnt recommended to be removed as the swimming action gets lost, and I have glued it tight to the bait with super glue or uv glue because it has been designed to come out when your bait is stuck to the bottom, but I rather have it glued in
Posted on April 21, 2026 Photography by Andy Crawford Photography by Dalton Tumblin Photography by Chase Sansom West Virginia Photography by Grant Moxley Photography by Shane Durrance Captions by Craig Lamb Two options were in play at the Gamakatsu Bassmaster Elite at Arkansas River, neither of which involved the mechanics of fishing
Of course, the more we know about our prey, trout or permit or roosterfish, say, the more we do to create patterns that we hope mimic the food or foods on which they feed
From slow-cooking onions to sizzling some bacon, this is a highly capable option if you're wanting to go more gourmet in the backcountry
I remember doing a river raft guide trip along a private stretch of river and came up to a bend and there was a guy standing there trying to catch steelhead with a fly rod
The dog slides onto the ratchet first and then onto its frame pin