As fishing blogs ourselves, let's face it, many of our peers are doing a remarkable job on the web, and we have to salute them. And let's face it, learning to fish isn't easy. If you don't have a family member, friend or acquaintance fishermanLearning and persevering with predator fishing is no mean feat. However, a good fishing blog can be udo a good way to refine your knowledge theoretical. Subjective as it may behere's a list of the best predator fishing blogs in our opinion.
What is the purpose of a fishing blog?
There was a time when we at Rodmaps had an aversion to fishing blogs. In our opinion, the content wasn't up to the standard needed to make good progress or learn a new fishing technique. Physical magazines, on the other hand, were a reference in the field. But we think things have changed.
Indeed, the serious blogs are now of incredible value to an angler.whether you're a beginner or an enthusiast. The writing has been refined and the frequency of content has accelerated. They now feed anglers hungry for advice, stories, feedback from fishing sessions, photos and videos.
In addition, blogs operate relatively smoothly independence. By this we mean free from any commercial pressure that might influence points of view and create bias. For this reason, anglers often put their trust in their favourite fishing blogs.
But what makes a good predator fishing blog? Like the list we're about to share with you, this point of view is totally subjective. But in our opinion, here's what makes a good blog good fishing blog dedicated to predators, but not only :
- Having a unique character and a strong voice
- Good writing skills of course. Good writing is important. However, poor writing can be overcome by an interesting personality or perspective on our fishing.
- Be visually pleasing to the eye. A beautiful, clear and uncluttered fishing blog always makes a difference. If only because it's easier to read.
- Being original. While the content is important, the form and angle mean that you get more attached to one blog than another.
The Ultimate fishing blog: A must-read predator fishing blog for the discerning angler
The blog ofUltimate Fishing offers advice and tips on predator fishing in general. While the content often focuses on the distributor's products, this does not detract from the quality of the articles.
In addition to articles dedicated to testing and using Ultimate Fishing products, this fishing blog provides valuable information on fishing techniques, on fish, their behaviour and the preferred equipment.
This blog covers the different types of predator fishing, whether freshwater or sea. As we are not specialists in bass fishing, we particularly appreciate the articles on this subject.
This fishing blog is aimed at all levels of angler. However, we feel that an intermediate level is preferable before delving into this blog.
You'll also find interviews with anglers and plenty of feedback on past seasons. There's plenty to improve on over the years. The Ultimate blog is also regularly updated with new articles and content. This depth and frequency of content is what makes it so rich. If you want to fine-tune your lure fishing techniques, this predator fishing blog is an excellent source of information.
1Max2Peche : The best predator fishing blog for all levels, but not only.
1MaxdePecheis not just a fishing blog. It is first and foremost 1st free fishing magazine dedicated to French anglers. Created in 2012 by a team of passionate anglers, this magazine produces a digital edition every 3 months. You'll find plenty of articles dedicated to carnivorousbut also troutthe carpthe spearfishing or the sea fishing.
1maxdepeche's blog contains a number of very interesting articles on how to get started fishing. For example, you can find out more about species, techniques and knots...
So this blog offers everything a magazine does - advice, reviews, photography and more. What we find on 1maxdepeche is ultimately what we look for on newsstands, but in a digitised form.
Esoxiste.com : A blog dedicated to predator fishing ideal for beginners
Since its launch in 2012, this fishing blog has gone from strength to strength. It has become one of the benchmarks in terms of rich content on predator fishing. We salute the remarkable work of Sylvain and his team since the creation ofEsoxiste.com.
On this dedicated carnivorous fishing blog, you can read about many inspiring and educational articles written by a team of enthusiasts. As a beginner angler, you'll discover tips and inspiring feedback from sessions that you can apply on your own. It's relatively easy to get lost on this fishing blog for hours on end. There's a lot of content and it appears at a fast pace.
Peche.com : From beginner to enthusiast
This fishing blog is also a very good generalist blog for beginner, intermediate or even keen anglers.
Visit Peche.comHere you'll find all the latest news on predator fishing, but that's not all. The editorial team also writes a wide range of articles on spearfishing, sea fishing, fishing trips and fishing boat testing.
We appreciate the wealth of content here, covering a wide range of subjects, both general and specialist.
Peche-poissons.com: unrivalled editorial quality
Peche-poissons.com concentrates the best of the physical magazine La Pêche et les Poissons, as well as the group's other magazines. This blog offers articles on different fishing techniques, as well as advice on choosing the right tackle and bait. After all, we're not just talking about a predator fishing blog here, but also about carp, trout, fly fishing, match/feeder fishing and boating in general.
The editorial team is as sharp as you'd expect. This makes it one of our best fishing blogs for freshwater and saltwater predator fishing..
There are many other blogs dedicated to predator fishing that might be of interest to you. For example, some manufacturers and tackle shops have unique blogs. So don't hesitate to search online to find the fishing blog (or not) that suits you best.
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Je connaissais pas ces blogs ! Merci 🙂