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  • Posted on October 12, 2001 in Rigs and tips
    Adjustable Harness Ropes
    By Scott Kerrigan
    Carrying a separate bucket harness individually adjusted for each angler aboard on a given day is not practical. Having a harness with ropes that adjust easily and quickly to accommodate a variety of anglers is. By using a principle along the lines of "Chinese handcuffs," you can have ropes that can be shortened or lengthened in seconds without disconnecting from the reel - with no bulky or cumbersome knots to fumble with. A brief moment of slack created by the angler and the rope length can be changed. This is critical for adjustments made during the battle with a big fish. Read More
  • Posted on October 12, 2001 in North America
    The Ethics of Fishing
    By Jan Fogt
    A "Fiasco" in Mexico Brings Important Questions to Light Read More
  • Posted on October 12, 2001 in International
    Bora Bora
    By David Finkelstein
    If fairy tales had tropical settings, this would be the place. So good is it on shore, we almost didn't want to go fishing. Almost ... Read More
  • Posted on October 12, 2001
    Live Volcanoes and Hot Blue Marlin
    By By John Ashley
    A new live-aboard dimension adds to Vanuatus successful game-fishing services. Read More
  • Posted on October 12, 2001
    Winter Wahoo Wonderland:The Year of Giant Wahoo
    By Staff
    The year 1996 will go down as the year of big wahoo. In both the Pacific and the Atlantic, world records tumbled. An amazing new all-tackle world-record of 158 pounds, 8 ounces was caught on 50-pound test off Loreto, Baja California, by Keith Winter of Capistrano Beach. And in the women's division, a new 50-pound world record of 153 pounds, 8 ounces was caught off San Salvador by Gabrielle Knapp. The fish is the heaviest wahoo ever caught by a woman under IGFA regulations. Read More
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