The following topic, What Equipment Do You Need For Saltwater Fishing?, will serve as the focus of the blog post, and it will include all of the material that is pertinent to the topic. Keep reading if you want to learn more about this subject. Lures, Hooks, and Terminal Gear You can’t catch fish without … Read more
In this essay, I will be discussing the topic of “How Much Does A Tackle Box Cost?,” and I will do my absolute best to cover as much territory as I possibly can with regard to the content of this discussion. Depending on size, materials, quality, and design, tackle boxes can cost anywhere from just … Read more
Weedless Frogs. Once vegetation thickens, big bass seek shallow weedy holes to feed Topwater Lures Buzzbaits Crankbaits Spinnerbaits Jerkbaits Softbaits Jigs. What color best attracts bass? The most fundamental rule is to fish brightly colored baits in dingy or muddy water and light, subtle colors in clear water The logic here is that a bass’ … Read more
Poppers are one of the most effective lures for catching many species of fish These topwater lures pop along the surface, creating noise and vibrations that attract bass and other gamefish. Poppers are easy to fish, making them a great lure for beginners new to bass fishing. What does a bass popper imitate? The profile … Read more
I find a small (size 8) popper with a concave face is the best. Sure there are times when a big popper works well but overall I have found smaller ones are more effective for all sizes of smallmouth. B) Combined with this shape is a small tail, usually made of feathers and calf tail. … Read more
You can’t catch fish without hooks and lures Carry your favorite casting spoons, jigs, topwater baits, and soft baits. Add terminal tackle like swivels, weights, bare hooks for bait, and extra line for building leaders in the field. What bait is best for saltwater fishing? Menhaden, mullet, eels, herring, sardines, ballyhoo, and pilchards are all … Read more
Should you soak line before spooling? Before you ever spool a new monofilament fishing line to your reel, you should always let it soak before spooling Allowing time for the monofilament to absorb the water will reduce the line memory and allow the line to be laid on the reel better than if you did … Read more
When it comes to walking topwater baits, both monofilament and braid will work. “I use 15-pound PF Original for a lot of my topwater baits. It won’t break and still casts very well,” says Arey. “I also like that it has very little memory and still has a little bit of stretch. What line do … Read more