Now that springtime is here, we're ready to get out and do more saltwater fishing. If you're interested in doing a little bit of inshore saltwater fishing but are new to the sport, then you're in the right place. Even if you've done this type of fishing before, you'll still benefit from brushing up on a few of these tips. Who knows, these tips may cause you to have an even more successful fishing trip.

One of the best things you could do for yourself is to make sure that you're using a strong, new line. A favorite for many saltwater anglers is a monofilament line. The reason I say that you should make sure it's new line is because using an older line is a surefire way to end up with a broken line. When your saltwater fish, you know that the wind and waves are going to beat against your line. You need something that is going to be able to take a beating. Otherwise, you might end up reeling in a fish only to have your line snap.

You should also take some time to learn about tidal currents. If you're fishing inshore, then you'll have to deal with the tide, but mostly the currents. Fish are going to be moving with the speed and direction that the water is moving. You'll need to focus on that when reeling in your fish.

You need to have the right equipment, which needs to be strong and very durable. Saltwater is going to be corrosive to your gear. If you're using something made out of low-quality materials, then it's not going to last long. At Castaway Rods, you'll be able to find a high-quality custom fishing rod for sale that was made specifically for saltwater fishing. Don't waste your money on a rod that can't do what you need it to.