Estuary / Inshore Fishing

It’s easy to dismiss fishing lines as one of the least important components of a fishing set up. In reality though, fishing line can be the difference between success and failure. Fishing lines ar...

I’m sure we’ve all been fishing our local, or a spot you know well and watched another angler doing something slightly different, or “wrong”, and knowing they are really reducing their chances of ...

When you’re setting up a shore fishing kit, you want gear that can handle real work without costing a small fortune. The Daiwa Dragger X series is a rod range that fits that spot. It sits in the b...

In our last blog we looked at fishing reels, and I hope it helped you gain an understanding of why there are different reels, and which one is best for your fishing needs. Now we’re going to do th...

Once we roll out of summer and into autumn, I find my fishing really starts to slow down—but in a good way. Everything becomes more deliberate. The fish aren’t moving as much, they’re not chasing ...

Fishing tackle can sometimes seem overly complex and daunting, especially to those new to the sport. Nowhere is this truer than when it comes to fishing reels. Sure, fishing reels are intricate pi...

The Daiwa Solus luggage range is a budget-friendly yet practical option for anglers looking for reliable storage without spending big. Designed for versatility and practicality, the range includes...

‘Sustainable’ is a word we hear a lot these days, and in a world rife with over consumption, environmental degradation and ecological mismanagement, it’s not hard to see why. Unfortunately, fishin...

Targeting bream on the flats is one of the most enjoyable ways to fish. The wide-open water might look featureless at first, but shallow sand, mud and weed flats can hold some quality fish. They p...

The effort creep of high-end features into lower priced equipment has been something that has stood out to me over the last few years with all the new products coming onto the market. The new Daiw...