Whether you are a competitive tournament angler, recreation angler or traveller, the Rod Glove provides a solution to keep your reels protected. The Reel Glove is a high quality neoprene protective cover that fits on most bait casters or spinning reels.
The Rod Glove Elite Randy Howell spent some time to review what it is about the Rod Glove that he likes to help him stay organized on the tournament trail.
The Rod Glove Ice Gloves keep your guides and ice fishing rods protected while you are trekking across the ice.
The Rod Glove is a proud sponsor to many college, university and highschool teams across the states and Bemidji State University fishing team from Minnesota is one of the 17 teams that competed this past weekend on Toledo Bend. With many teams travelling great distances, the Rod Glove is proud to provide a product that helps these young up and coming anglers protect their gear.
Amanda is the spokeswoman for the Toronto Sportsmen Show and can be found on stage this season representing both hunting and fishing seminars. She will be representing both The Rod Glove as well as X Zone Lures and we look forward to working with her this season.
The Rod Glove has a hidden gem, the Technique Tags created to fit on the Rod Gloves to help organize your rods can save you time on the water.
If you have ever dreamed of owning a new bass boat and one with all of the bells and whistles, along with giving back for a great cause, then you may want to head over to www.kingshome.com for a chance to win Randy Howell's boat.
The sport of kayak fishing has been growing exponentially the past few years, allowing angler's to travel into waters that are not reachable by conventional boats. We recently caught up with The Rod Glove's Justin Brewer to discuss what it is about kayak fishing that makes it a popular sport.
As a local himself from Alabama, Gerald Swindle talks about his relationship with spotted bass and how to target them on Smith Lake where the recent Bassmaster Southern Opens was held.
This year Berkley B1 was showcased in 2 new events in Ontario with one in Trenton along with Port Colborne. Being situated on big water, the events were both tough to fish as the wind and waves were a constant battle for the anglers. Scott had a great season and caught 44.19 lbs landing him and Denny to a 2nd place overall finish for the season for the Top Team of the Year.
