Anglers everywhere are using Church Tackle Company planer boards to pull lures or live bait out to either the port or starboards side of the boat. They can be used to catch walleye, steelhead, muskie, pike, stripers, trout, salmon, crappie or white. While some strikes from these fish maybe easy to spot other soft strikes are nearly impossible.

Missing strikes means you are not capitalizing on catching fish that are biting. To reduce the number of miss strikes on a planer board, an angler can use a flag system. A flag system assists anglers in observing their planer boards.

Every angler you ask will tell you that fishing line is the most important part of your fishing gear. I would have to agree unless you are talking about something that has a split ring. Lures use split rings to hold the hooks on to the lure and commonly are installed on the line tie.

Split rings come in several sizes ranging from #0- to #11. They are made from a number of different materials including stainless steel, nickel plated fine wire or magnesium alloy finished with military grade zinc plating. Most split rings are made in a round shape, but they are available oval shaped.

The moment you put a pair of Maui Jim Waimea Canyon sunglasses on it becomes obvious that these sunglasses were made for anglers.  Its hi-tech design features include special protection for angler’s eyes, in addition to its corrosion resistant hardware. Even the stylish frames of Maui Jim Waimea Canyons were constructed around the concept of protecting and enhancing the angler’s ability to see below the surface of the water.