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13NovNovember 13, 2015

When To Go Narrow? The benefits of narrow reels for todays fishing techniques.

Narrow History Today's reels come in a variety of sizes both in diameter and width, with a choice of gear ratios, handle and knob configurations and in a rainbow of cosmetic colors. With the combinations available for today's anglers, there seems to be a little confusion when looking to make a buying decision. One question we hear a lot is "Why would I need a narrower reel?". Narrow reels have been on the market for years with Penn offering a 4/0...

By Ben SecrestFishing400N, 500N, 600N, 600NN, Accurate, accuratefishing, BV-300, fish, Fish Hard, fishing, jigging, narrow, reel, saltwater, twindragComments Off

Hunting Wahoo in the Southern California Bight.

Rob and Dallas with their payoff after five weekends and 110 miles of trolling. The 2015 saltwater fishing season brought southern California an abundance of exotics never seen in local waters. The first push of gamefish were Yellowtail that bit through the holidays and are still biting in a lot of inshore haunts. They were followed by mass numbers of Bluefin that ranged from schoolies in the 20 to 40 lb range, to bigger models in excess of 200 lbs. The...

By Ben SecrestFishingAccurate, boat, california, fish, fishhard, fishing, marlin, reel, rod, saltwater, southern california, troll, tuna, wahoo, yellowtailComments Off

How to Choose Your Next Reel

Working at Accurate we get daily calls from consumers on "Which reel will work best for me in my area". Here are a couple suggestions to help you in researching your next reel purchase. By answering the following questions listed below you should have a clearer idea of what reel will be better suit your fishing needs. What area do you live in and what are your targeted species? This is the first question we ask consumers. The diversity of fishing on...

By Ben SecrestFishingAccurate, braid, choose reel, fish, Fish Hard, fishing, reel, reels, saltwater, troll, tunaComments Off