Fishing Tips

When it comes to seafood, few things can match the exquisite flavor and versatility of salmon. Its tender and flavorful meat makes it a favorite among chefs and food enthusiasts alike. However, due to its perishable nature, it is crucial to know how to properly preserve and store salmon to maintain its freshness and taste….

As winter approaches, it’s time for anglers to start thinking about storing their fishing gear properly. Proper storage ensures that your equipment remains in good condition and is ready for use when the warm weather returns. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or just getting started, it’s important to follow some essential tips for storing fishing…

  The Best Time of Year to Fish in Alaska: A Seasonal Guide Alaska is renowned for its abundant and diverse fishing opportunities. Fishing enthusiasts from around the world are drawn to the state’s pristine rivers, lakes, and coastal waters, which are home to an array of fish species, including salmon, trout, halibut, and more….

7 Most Common Mistakes To Avoid With Your Fishing Gear When it comes to fishing charters in Alaska, there are plenty of mistakes that people make that can derail a trip. Luckily, there are some mistakes that you can avoid! 1. Not Changing Your Line It is important to change your line frequently because it can get brittle and break easily. Changing your line is also an essential part of ensuring you have a smooth casting experience when fishing. Having fresh line on your reel will prevent kinks in your cast and ensure you have enough line to reach your lure deep into the water. In addition, it is best to change your line after a certain period of time. You can do this by removing about 5-10 feet of line from each spool. Then, respool it with backing and add…

If you are planning a fishing trip, then you can’t miss with an Alaskan charter from Phantom Tri-River Charters. You may also have some questions about fishing, like what is the best time of day to fish or do the weather conditions matter? These are all age-old questions asked by fishermen (and women) from the beginning of time. From the young to the old, fishing is a pastime, sport, and activity everyone can enjoy. And there is nothing like a fishing trip that ends with the story of a great catch. Here are some tips to help your fishing tale. How Can You Tell When Its the Best Time of Day to Fish and Other Fishing Tips What is the best time of day to fish, and does the weather matter? Here are a few tips on what, where, when,…

Here at Phantom Tri-River Charters, we help people get the must have the fishing gear they need to get out onto the water like a pro. There is no better feeling than knowing that you are properly equipped with the gear you require to take on the waters and get out there in ways you hadn’t been able to before. Today, we will look at some tackle tox recommendations and help you know what you need to carry with you if you want to explore the open waters the right way. Insect Repellent Lotion Let’s start with the basic fact that you will be highly uncomfortable on the water if you don’t bring some insect repellent with you. Insects are attracted to bodies of water, and you need to equip yourself with repellent products to keep them off you. When done properly, fishing…

Here at Phantom Tri-River Charters, we love to see the light bulb come on for people when they discover fishing and all the joy that it can bring to their life. We help them understand and experience that joy by providing them with the equipment they need to go fishing. Interestingly, some of our customers are unaware that there are multiple types of fishing. They will ask: “What types of fishing are there?” to which we reply that there are five primary types. Today, we will go into those types to help provide additional understanding of your options when you hit the open waters. Bait Fishing The method that most people are likely most familiar with is bait fishing. This is what one does when they simply take some bait out on a fishing rod and use it to try…

Looking for a new hobby that’s going to take you on both a relaxing journey and a fun adventure at the same time? If that doesn’t sound possible to you, then you just haven’t tried fishing. The relaxing part about fishing is that you get to be surrounded by nature, and bask in the peace and quiet for the most part. That’s because, as you will soon learn, you need to be quiet and still in order not to scare off the fish that could come to your bait. Meanwhile, the exciting part comes when you do get a bite, and you start reeling that fish in, so you can get your trophy photo. There are many different kinds of fishing, but if you would prefer to do it in the open waters, then saltwater fishing is what you should…

There is no need to be intimidated by fishing. It can be a fun and rewarding activity for the whole family. Fishing is a great way to enjoy nature while spending time with your loved ones. In case you are wondering, what do I need to start fishing, this guide will teach you everything you need to know about freshwater fishing, from the equipment needed to fish to the best techniques. Get a Fishing License You can obtain a fishing license from the Department of Natural Resources. The cost of a fishing license varies from state to state, so be sure to check the requirements in your area. Purchase Basic Fishing Equipment The fishing equipment you will need for freshwater fishing includes: Rod and reel. Rods come in all shapes and sizes, so it’s crucial to choose one that is comfortable for…

To navigate the fishing environment seamlessly, you must be familiar with its lingo. Understanding standard fishing terms and their definitions will help maximize your fishing trip experience and allow you to make more meaningful connections. There are hundreds of words fishers use to pass information to each other. This article highlights popular terms used in fishing for beginners and experienced anglers. Fishing Lingo Essential for Your Fishing Trip Bait It is improbable you have never come across the term bait in your fishing experience. It is a common term in fishing and refers to fish-attracting tools attached to the hook. The bait lures the fish to your hook and plays a significant role in the fish caught. Fishers prefer using crabs, eels, worms, insects, crayfish, and chicken livers for bait. Blade Bait Blade bait has a different design and mode…