Soft Lures

Soft Lures: Reuse Rubber Baits

2009-10-21T08:24:00.000-07:00

fishing_tips: "When your bait gets tore up on the hook end you can make it short.the fish should
still like it.sometimes this works and saves you on your pocket book.you may only
have one pack left.if the fish are eatting it.it may help you get through a day of fishing
or if you are in a tournament.you can get through it untill you can get to the tackle shop"

Soft Lures Tip: Smallmouth And Jerkbaits Are Synonymous Terms With Anglers

2009-10-19T10:00:00.000-07:00

fishing_tips: "Smallmouth and jerkbaits are synonymous terms with anglers. The smallmouth is undeniably the most aggressive of the bass and its predator instinct is easily triggered by the jerking action of this “reaction bait.” Using a weighted jerkbait increases coverage of the strike zone, expanding the opportunities for using this lure throughout the year.

More than most lures, weighted jerkbaits demand the right 'cadence' (retrieve timing) to draw strikes. This is because they're being used to tempt sluggish bass in cold water. Here are some retrieves to try: Sinking Retrieve (extremely cold water): Make a long cast to the target zone.As soon as the lure hits the water, jerk the rod tip sharply so the bait dives. Stop. Hold the rod parallel to the water and to the side.Twitch the rod tip, reel up slack, and twitch again, much as when fishing a plastic worm. Repeat. When properly weighted, the lure will sink slowly between twitches like a dying shad.Most strikes occur as the lure sinks slowly. Watch your line. If it jumps, set the hook hard. Remember that bass will be extremely sluggish in cold water."

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2009-09-24T11:52:00.000-07:00

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