Showing posts with label lures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lures. Show all posts

Sunday, October 9, 2011

Fishing Bait

Bait fishing gets little ink and less advertising. American fishermen find more status with flyrods or, where trout are not the common quarry, with artificials such as spoons, spinners and plugs.

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Shimano Exsence Lures


Silent Assassin 140
The  New  Silent  Assassin  is engineered  to  give  realistic action  and  reaction  to  the lure.  The  13  degree  stance  produces  a steady descent into the depth so as not to scare of any potential targets. Available in striking colors and distinct lines, this lure is irresistable to fshes.

Sunday, September 25, 2011

Fishing With Lures Tips

LURE FISHING is one of the most exciting ways of catching predatory fish. Pike, perch, bass, trout. . . there is an endless list of fish that will gobble these plastic, metal, or wood creations, mistaking them for real fish.

Saturday, September 17, 2011

Dahlberg Diver Frog Lures

Frog fishing can be one of the most exciting ways to catch a largemouth and one violent surface strike is pretty much all it takes for an angler to get hooked on the exhilarating topwater technique. The Larry Dahlberg Diver Frog is quite unlike other frogs on the market, and while it does feature a hollow body design it makes use of a bizarre yet effective diving collar that allows the lure to be fished in a variety of different ways both above and below the water line.

Thursday, July 28, 2011

Shimano Waxwing Lures


Speed, distance, and power are all important factors in saltwater lure casting. Releasing the lure from the  hook-keeper, sliding your way to the bow in 4 foot seas, going 30 knots into a head wind while facing an acre of breaking jumbos in front of you – this is Tuna fishing today. Yes, we are crazy, and no, we don’t skydive. It’s too dangerous. This is the Waxwing mentality.

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Use Crab For Fishing Bait



There are dozens of species of crabs in North American coastal waters, from the eraser-size Florida mole crab to giant Alaskan king crabs that won't fit in a washtub. All of them have in common that at some stage of their lives, they are high on the list of edibles for local game fish.

Friday, May 6, 2011

The Best Fishing Lures

These lures might not be the latest and greatest, and they don't have all the bells and whistles of some of the most recent products, but their fish catching ability cannot be denied. Most of them were amazing innovations in lure design when they were invented, and all of them have stood the test of time by catching countless fish for anglers every year. Every angler should have at least one of each of these in their tackle box.

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Sunday, July 11, 2010

Knots For Attaching Lures & Hooks

The main purpose of a fishing knot is so obvious that many anglers hardly give it much thought….like turning the ignition key in a car. What is worth some thought is whether the knots you tie are as strong and reliable as necessary for the circumstances.

The basic component of a good fishing knot is one that retains the full breaking strength of the line as if it never had a knot in it. Some knots don’t do this because they aren’t tied properly time after time, and others don’t do it because they’re inferior or not applicable for the type of line. Ideally a knot that does retain full breaking strength when properly tied is also easy to form.