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Sometimes there are those days when you wake up before your alarm just because you’re so excited about the day. This is such a day. Today nobody less then Rocky van Duijvenvoorde will show how he approaches zander in winter time… On a new water! Let’s join him.

During the succesful test of the IRIS V-Power we discovered quickly that not only zander, but also pike feels something for this snack!

One of the strongest fish in the salt water, known for it’s picky character and its pounding strikes? That has to be the seabass! 

To help you and make your trip to Sweden a success, nobody less than predatory specialist Yvo Bindels composed a series of practical tips to give some grasp on your Swedish fishing...

To help you and make your trip to Sweden a success, nobody less than predatory specialist Yvo Bindels composed a series of practical tips to give some grasp on your Swedish fishing!

More effective than fishing the modern pelagic style for big zander is almost impossible. Predatory anglers whom prefer to fish vertical, or diagonal without those big screens that offer a live function can however, with some adjustments, hunt those prime zanders! I’d like to share my experiences with you.

Fishing in the Dutch polders equals show! Needy fish that show no remorse and do everything possible to intercept your lure. Once hooked they’ll try everything to get rid of those hooks; summersaults, tailwalks and angry jumps. This combined makes for guaranteed life-time memories, made in the Dutch polder scenery! But… How do you approach this style of fishing?

We, humans, see only red, blue and green light. The world as we see it is formed by these three colours. Yet there are more colours than we can see. An example of this is UV, short for Ultra Violet. A common misconception is to mix up Fluorescent, UV and glow in the dark… This is the time to change that!

Many waters are becoming more and more clear. Predators that hunt by sight like pike are in advance here. Even in waters that have a rich history of zanderfishing, nowadays are habited by pike more and more… Often big ones too! So it’s fully justified that fishermen are critical towards their leader materials. Whether you fish for pike or not!

Summer, the water is still way too hot to fish for pike… When you return home after work though, you do feel like fishing for a couple of hours. However, getting the boat and trailer it is too much of a hassle for those one or two hours. My solution? Grab the bike and go asp hopping for an evening...