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Blue Camo and Invisi-Braid keep Capt. Michael Anderson hooked up While based out of a little Florida town called River View, Tampa Bay's competitive fishery is where Capt. Michael Anderson works the year-round targeting inshore, nearshore and offshore runs of game fish aboard his 25-foot bay boat equipped with a dual station tower. Read More

What Do Fish See? What do fish see, and can they detect color? If fish can see line, is it better to use a single colored line, or a multi-colored line? Read More

SpiderWire: Born from the World's Strongest Fiber To understand why SpiderWire fishing line is the top "superline" in the market and on the water, it helps to know the story of how it is made. You've heard of Superman being stronger than steel? This is superline, also stronger than steel! Read More

Spooling Hacks Here are a few tips and hacks to help you respool correctly and get the best performance and longest life out of your line. Read More

Get in the Hunt with SpiderWire Sunglasses Of all the tools in an angler's boat, none is more important than polarized eyewear. Now you can wrap your eyes with polarized sunglasses sporting the cool SpiderWire logo in a dozen styles and colors. Read More

Bobby Lane: Be Prepared When I'm fishing a new body of water, I like to make sure that I come prepared to fish a variety of techniques and use many different tactics. I've found that more often than not, I end up catching bass in a way that I didn't expect. Read More

Bobby Lane: Cranking in Current On rivers with strong current, bass will often position themselves in shallow water behind current breaks like boulders and stumps to ambush baitfish that are swimming down current. Read More

Bobby Lane: Just Have Fun I make my living by traveling across the country fishing for bass in tournaments. It's a great career and I couldn't imagine doing anything else, but there are times when the bass don't cooperate. Read More