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Your first boat-fishing checklist should cover both emergencies and the basics that help you catch fish. The 13 Fishing Boat Essentials Every New Angler Needs on Board are life jackets, a VHF radio, a first aid kit, a throwable flotation device, a fire extinguisher,...
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These nine fishing boats are compelling photography subjects because their working details stand out against Alaska’s rugged water and coastline. The 9 Fishing Boats That Are Secretly Incredible for Photography offer more than strong silhouettes. You’ll find weathered...
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A modern chartplotter is the strongest first upgrade for most anglers: the Garmin GPSMAP 8616xsv gives you a large display for charts, navigation, and compatible sonar data. You can transform your next trip by pairing better navigation and fish-finding tools with...
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For exposed coastal fishing, the Parker 2520 XLD Sport Cabin is a strong all-around choice because its enclosed pilothouse gives you shelter while its deep-V hull is designed for offshore running. If you prefer an aluminum hull, the North River Seahawk 24 and...
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You maximize catch space with a clear fishing lane, purpose-built bait and fish storage, and gear tucked into the boat’s structure. The best layout keeps your tools close while leaving room to move when a fish is on. These 15 fishing boat design ideas that maximize...
