Fishing

  1. Shimano Thunnus CI4 Spinning Reel

    $339.99 - $369.99
  2. Shimano Trinidad Star Drag Reel

    $544.99 - $584.99
  3. Shimano Tiagra Long Range Special Lever Drag Reel

    $739.99 - $839.99
  4. Shimano Tiagra Lever Drag Reel

    $789.99 - $1,519.99
  5. Shimano Talicia Single Speed Lever Drag Reel

    $524.99 - $534.99
  6. Shimano Talicia 2-Speed Lever Drag Reel

    $609.99 - $619.99
  7. Shimano Talicia A 2-Speed Lever Drag Reel

    $659.99 - $1,259.99
  8. Shimano Sojourn C Muskie Casting Rod

    $59.99 - $79.99
  9. Shimano Terez BW Full Roller Uni Butt Rod

    $1,199.99 - $1,319.99
  10. Shimano Terez BW Deep Drop Rod

    $599.99
  11. Shimano Ocea Plugger Limited Spinning Rod

    $999.99
  12. Shimano Ocea Plugger Big Game Spinning Rod

    $799.99
  13. Shimano Ocea Plugger Full Throttle B Spinning Rod

    $669.99
  14. Shimano Grappler Type C A Jigging Rod

    $379.99 - $419.99
  15. Shimano Terez Casting Rod

    $319.99
  16. Shimano Terez Spinning Rod

    $319.99
  17. Shimano Tallus PX Spinning Rod

    $259.99
  18. Shimano Talavera Bluewater Deep Drop Rod

    $329.99 - $379.99
  19. Shimano Grappler Type J Cast A Jigging Rod

    $329.99 - $359.99
  20. Shimano Grappler Type J Spin A Jigging Rod

    $329.99 - $359.99
  21. Shimano Grappler Type LJ Cast A Jigging Rod - 6' 3"

    $329.99
  22. Shimano Grappler Type LJ Spin A Jigging Rod - 6' 3"

    $329.99
  23. Shimano Grapple Type Slow J Jigging Rod - 6' 6"

    $329.99
  24. Shimano Trevala PX Casting Jigging Rod

    $249.99
  25. Shimano Trevala PX Spinning Jigging Rod

    $249.99
  26. Shimano Trevala PX Split Grip Spinning Jigging Rod

    $249.99
  27. Shimano Trevala B Casting Jigging Rod

    $219.99
  28. Shimano Tiralejo XX Surf Spinning Rod

    $549.99
  29. Shimano Tiralejo Surf Spinning Rod

    $359.99 - $369.99
  30. Shimano Speedmaster Surf Spinning Rod

    $169.99
  31. Shimano Teramar XX NE Casting Rod

    $369.99 - $379.99
  32. Shimano Teramar XX NE Spinning Rod - 7'

    $369.99
  33. Shimano Teramar NE Casting Rod

    $229.99 - $259.99
  34. Shimano Teramar NE Spinning Rod - 7'

    $249.99 - $259.99
  35. Shimano Teramar XX SE Casting Rod

    $349.99
  36. Shimano Teramar XX SE Spinning Rod

    $349.99 - $379.99
  37. Shimano Teramar SE Casting Rod

    $209.99
  38. Shimano Teramar SE Spinning Rod

    $209.99 - $249.99
  39. Shimano Teramar PX SE Casting Rod

    $269.99 - $289.99
  40. Shimano GLF Spinning Rod

    $119.99
  41. Shimano Symetre Spinning Combo - 7'

    $149.99
  42. Shimano Symetre Spinning Combo - 7' 6"

    $149.99
  43. Shimano Butterfly Shimmerfall Jig - 5 oz

    $16.99
  44. Shimano Current Sniper Sinking Stickbait Lure

    $18.99
  45. Shimano Current Sniper Jerkbait Lure

    $18.99
  46. Shimano Current Sniper Jig - 1 oz

    $9.99
  47. Shimano Blackmoon Backpack

    $215.99 - $224.99
  48. Shimano Baltica Tackle Bag

    $109.99 - $149.99

About Fishing

FAQ - Defender - Fishing

Where can I buy Fishing Equipment near me?

Defender offers a wide selection of fishing items in-stock for immediate shipment, same day pick up in store, or shop our retail location and talk to our seasoned staff here to offer you advice and get you the right items for your next fishing adventure. If you're looking for something specific or prefer the convenience of shopping from home, Defender.com offers a wide range of fishing gear with detailed descriptions and customer reviews. Just make sure to consider shipping times if you need gear for an upcoming trip, and don't hesitate to reach out to customer service for any questions about the products. We have the selection of rods, reels, and tackle to meet your fishing needs.

What are the best brands of Fishing Equipment?

When it comes to fishing equipment, a few brands consistently stand out for their quality and reliability. Penn, Shimano, and Daiwa are top contenders for reels, known for their smooth operation and durability, whether you're casting inshore or battling big game offshore. For rods, you can't go wrong with brands like Tsunami and G Loomis, they offer a range of options for different fishing styles and budgets. When it comes to tackle, look for brands like Rapala and Berkley, which provide a solid selection of lures and baits that have proven effective over the years.

How do I choose the right Fishing Equipment to buy?

When choosing fishing equipment, start by considering the type of fishing you'll be doing-whether it's freshwater, saltwater, inshore, or offshore. Each environment requires specific gear, so think about the species you're targeting, the techniques you'll use, and the conditions you might face. Next, focus on quality over quantity. Invest in a reliable rod and reel combo that matches your fishing style, and don't skimp on tackle like hooks, lines, and lures. Look for gear that feels comfortable in your hands and is built to withstand the elements, as this will make your time on the water more enjoyable and productive.

What Fishing Equipment do I need this season?

To gear up for the fishing season, start with a solid rod and reel combo that matches the type of fishing you plan to do. For inshore fishing, a medium-action spinning rod paired with a spinning reel in the 2500-4000 size range will serve you well, while offshore anglers should consider heavier tackle capable of handling larger species. Don't forget the essentials like tackle boxes, fishing line, and a selection of lures and baits tailored to your target fish. A good pair of polarized sunglasses and a quality fishing net can make a big difference, too, so you can see into the water better and land your catch without a fuss.

How much does Fishing Equipment cost to buy?

Fishing equipment costs can vary widely based on what you need and the type of fishing you're doing. For basic gear, like a decent rod and reel combo, you might spend anywhere from $50 to $300, while more specialized setups for offshore or tournament fishing can easily run into the thousands, especially when you factor in quality line, lures, and tackle. Don't forget about the extras that can add up quickly, like tackle boxes, bait, electronics, and safety gear. If you're just starting out, it's wise to stick with mid-range gear that balances quality and cost, allowing you to upgrade as your skills and needs evolve.

Where can I buy a Fishing License near me?

To buy a fishing license, start by checking your state's wildlife or fish and game department website. Most states allow you to purchase licenses online, which is the quickest way to get your hands on one without having to leave the house. If you prefer to do it in person, local bait shops, sporting goods stores, or even some grocery stores often sell fishing licenses. Just make sure to bring your ID and any necessary documentation, and remember that prices and regulations can vary, so it's wise to check the specific requirements for your state before heading out.

Fishing Supplies

If fishing is described as an endless opportunity for hope, then outfitting a boat with fishing supplies is a license to shop! From the big items like outriggers and live baitwells to the other fishing supplies like hooks, line, bait, and an endless number of lures for all the different types of fish, Defender Marine can get you started in style!

The Cockpit makes the world go round

Outriggers are effective in expanding the field of baits put out for the fish, the "spread" is enlarged by adding baits in different positions on the riggers; the best outriggers depend on the boat style, length, and type of mount. Outfit the cockpit with rod holders, bait tables, and other fishing supplies like gaffs and nets from Defender.

Not all fish eat the same seafood!

A variety of bait types also expand the species a crew can effectively fish for. Live bait wells and live well pumps enable fishermen to catch and carry live bait to the fishing grounds and open up their list of target species. Defender Marine offers temporary bait wells and several replacement pumps for live wells.

And all the extra fishing supplies a man could ever want!

Check your application to determine the correct size of trolling motor and head for the lakes! Install a rod holder-mounted bait table or use the extra high-density polyethylene table for fileting and cleaning fish. Underwater lights, available with a thru-hull or flush mount, add the final extra touch for nighttime fishing or just the coolest look at the dock!