The Evolution of Women's Technical Apparel, How Spinning Reels are Made, 12-Pound Texas Bass

Women in Fishing Podcast 17

Technical fishing apparel for women has come a long way in the last decade. Clothing designers now impanel female pro anglers who direct them toward the best on-water gear for all seasons. Executive Editor Chris Woodward talks with two apparel experts—Wesley Locke, tournament angler and Columbia PFG ambassador, and Jillian Hidalgo, design director for AFTCO and Marsh Wear, discussing questions such as:

• What types of fishing clothing work best during the summer heat?
• What are the latest cooling and wicking technologies and fabrics?
• What do you think of the color pink for women’s fishing clothes?

Gear, Tackle, Travel and More

The Making of a Modern Spinning Reel

Modern spinning reels pack space-age tech into a basic design pioneered in the early 1900s.

Another World Record Bass Out of Texas

The 12-pounder caught by Lea Anne Powell would break IGFA's 12-pound line-class record.

How Much Fuel Capacity Do I Really Need?

Why boat captains should think more like airline pilots.

Silver Salmon Fishing in Southeast Alaska

Silver salmon flourish in late summer in the rich waters of Southeast Alaska.

How-To Tips and Classes

Need to learn new knots or how to tie up new bait rigs? Here’s a selection of articles and class opportunities to help you dial in your tactics.

• Planning and Preparing for Weather When Boating
• Jetty Fishing Tips
  
• How to Tie Fishing Knots
• How to Set and Use Reel Drag

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