You’ll need a reel capable of holding enough braid, monofilament or fluorocarbon (or a combination of two of them) so that you don’t get spooled. Buy a reel that holds a little more line than ...

Some, like the Duo Realis, are joined, which adds to the surface swimming motion. Finally, the line you’re using influences ...

Fluorocarbon is the material of choice for effective streamer angling. The clarity underwater is an advantage. Fluorocarbon durability outperforms monofilament, and it sinks. Current fluorocarbon ...

He aid any of the 15- to 30-size reels are good choices, something that will hold about 400 yards to 20- to 30-pound test monofilament ... attach 20 to 40 feet of fluorocarbon to the main line ...

Compiled by California Outdoors Hall of Fame member Dave Hurley and edited by Roger George, who guides in the greater Fresno area and holds the striper record at Millerton Lake. Photo gallery Show off ...

Look for reels that are corrosion-resistant, as the salty Pacific waters can be tough on gear. Braid or fluorocarbon line in the 10-20 pound range is recommended for these waters. Braid is especially ...

Today's artificial turf looks a lot like grass. So-called monofilament (or single-fiber) products now appear to have individual blades that better mimic traditional surfaces. Balls bounce more ...