
What to prepare for your first fishing trip
A complete checklist for gear, location and safety on your first trip.
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High tide or low tide? Understanding tides
How to read tides, when fish bite, and safety notes.
View details βFishing with kids: safe and fun
Family-friendly locations, gear and safety prep.
View details βChoosing your first rod and reel
From length and action to reel size, pick a beginner-friendly combo.
View details βEssential fishing knots for beginners
A few easy, reliable knots for hooks, line joins and swivels.
View details βReading weather and sea state for safety
Learn to read wind, swell and forecasts to decide if it is safe to go.
View details βBaits and lures basics
Live bait, dead bait and lures, and when to use each.
View details βNight fishing basics and safety
Gear, timing and, above all, safety for fishing after dark.
View details βA complete guide to harbor fishing
Why harbors suit beginners: spots, rigs and etiquette explained.
View details βFishing ethics and proper catch-and-release
Respect the resource and release fish so they survive.
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Check today's conditions before you go: three steps for beginners
Confirm region, water type, weather and tides before you leave β safer and smarter than guessing on arrival.
View details βBest Giant Trevally Lures: Poppers vs Stickbaits
Choosing between a popper and a stickbait is not about finding one universal βbestβ GT lure. It is about matching noise, depth, speed and action to the wat
View details βGiant Trevally Tackle Guide: Rod, Reel, Line, Leader & Hooks
GT tackle should be built as a system. A strong rod and reel do not help if the knot, split ring, hook or leader becomes the weak link.
View details βHow to Find Giant Trevally: Reef, Current, Tide & Structure
Finding GT is a water-reading problem. The highest-value clues are current, structure and bait.
View details βPopper Fishing for GT: Techniques, Retrieves & Strike Zones
Popper fishing is the visual side of GT fishing: loud lure, violent strike, instant pressure.
View details βStickbait Techniques for Giant Trevally: Floating vs Sinking
Stickbaits are one of the most versatile GT lure families because they can look natural without losing the profile and strength needed for big fish.
View details βJigging for Giant Trevally: When and How to Fish Deep
GT are famous for surface fishing, but they do not spend all day on top. Jigging gives you a way to reach fish holding deeper around reef edges, walls and
View details βGT Fishing Mistakes to Avoid: 10 Common Errors
Many GT losses happen before the fish is hooked. Small preparation and positioning errors become serious when a powerful fish reaches reef or rock.
View details βGiant Trevally vs Bluefin Trevally and Other Trevallies
GT identification is easiest when you compare several features together instead of relying on one color.
View details βShore Casting for Giant Trevally: Safety, Tackle & Strategy
Shore-based GT fishing is attractive because a trophy fish can be reached without a boat, but the same structure that attracts GT can make the fishing dang
View details βBest Knots and Connections for GT Fishing
GT fishing places extreme load on every connection between angler and lure. The βbestβ knot is the one that is strong, repeatable and correctly tied with y
View details βFirst family fishing trip checklist for parents
Family fishing is about safety and pacing, not catch counts. Use this checklist before you go.
View details βHow beginners identify fish: start with 5 common Taiwan coastal species
Not recognizing your first catch is normal. Build familiarity with a few common coastal fish and learn safe handling before memorizing a full catalog.
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