Gear & Boats

Standard bass nets have small hoops, shallow mesh and nylon that harms the slime coat, so muskie up to 60 inches caught from a kayak call for a different net.

Headlamp brightness levels and red light modes for safe night catfishing along the Ohio River and Summersville Lake.

Proper dry bag size selection for an eight to ten hour kayak trip keeps phones, lunches, and safety gear completely dry.

Boat trailer tires for West Virginia gravel launches need specific tread designs and durable sidewalls to prevent punctures.

Panfish such as bluegill, crappie and perch school up and move often, so ice anglers need an auger that drills new holes quickly instead of a dull, heavy one.

A West Virginia starter fishing combo helps beginners choose affordable, balanced gear for local streams, ponds, and lakes.

A fishing sling bag lets West Virginia anglers access lures instantly along the New River and Greenbrier River.

Choosing wading staffs for swift mountain streams helps anglers maintain balance and cross rocky West Virginia waters safely.

Polarized sunglasses block water glare and reveal submerged fish and rocks in West Virginia rivers like the Greenbrier River.

Waterproof and breathable rain jackets protect anglers from cold spring mountain downpours and brisk winds during West Virginia trips.