The Gear Room

A true angler's haven where the heart of fishing equipment knowledge comes to life.

Step into The Gear Room, a true angler's haven where the heart of fishing equipment knowledge comes to life.

Within this carefully curated space, you'll uncover a treasure trove of resources designed to enhance your fishing experience. From expert tips on using and maintaining your gear for peak performance to staying up-to-date with the latest equipment releases and brand insights, "The Gear Room" is your go-to destination for all things tackle-related. Whether you're a seasoned angler or just starting out, this paradise of angling expertise will equip you with the knowledge and skills needed for a successful fishing journey.

The Gear Room

Targeting Staging Salmon at the Fraser River Mouth: Gear, Tactics, and Tips

As we head into September, it’s prime time to target Fall Chinook off the Fraser River mouth. Anglers can expect excellent opportunities for both red and white Chinook, with productive...

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Salmon & Trout Fishing with Casting Lures
Salmon and trout fishing in river and lake systems can be an exciting and rewarding experience, especially when you are using Gibbs casting lures such as Croc’s and Koho spoons. These lures have been designed to attract salmon, trout and...
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How to care for your Saltwater Tackle
Saltwater fishing is an exhilarating and rewarding experience. However, it can also be tough on your fishing tackle, especially your lures and flashers. Saltwater is highly corrosive, and if you don't take proper care of your tackle, it can quickly...
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Kokanee Fishing with Dog Tail Dodgers and Bling Blades
Freshwater fishing for Kokanee is an enjoyable experience that many anglers look forward to each spring and summer season. These vibrant, silver-colored fish are known for their delicious taste and make for a great catch. To catch Kokanee, Gibbs Dog...
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The Origin of The Skinny G
Like most everything in life, things change. This is no different for fishing. As years have progressed, our fishing styles and techniques have changed, technology has improved and our way of thinking and targeting different species has evolved.
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