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Freshwater Fishing Lures

How To Use Freshwater Fishing Lures

Fishing lures are obviously one the most important things you need when going fishing. Before buying your arsenal of lures, you must first understand the kind of lures that would work best on the kind of fishing you prefer or intend to do. Freshwater fishing lures are different from saltwater lures. Inshore fishing equipments would be different from offshore fishing equipments as well.

A popular freshwater fish that most anglers catch is bass or trout. Catching bass in freshwater will be pretty easy compared to catching a bigger fish in the ocean. There are a lot of different lures like jigs, crankbaits, spinnerbaits and topwater plugs but most experienced fishermen prefer plastic worms for bass fishing. Plastic worms as freshwater fishing lures are now manufactured in different colors, sizes and textures. For a small bait, you can find the Berkley 1” PowerBait Power Honey Worm at Amazon for $3.75. This is available in three colors: red, yellow and white. Each jar contains 55 pieces of 1” plastic worms. The 1” bait resembles an insect in its larva stage, which a lot of fish are drawn to eat. This PowerBait features an advanced scent and flavor that is alluring to fish. Fish will more likely hold on to the lure when it taste or smell significantly.

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Another one of the most popular freshwater fishing lures are crankbaits. Crankbaits resemble crawfish or baitfish, which are among the favorite foods of bass. Just like plastic worms, these also come in an assortment of sizes, colors and shapes. You can buy the 3 Custom PZ3 Deep Divers Crankbaits at Amazon for $8.99. This set of bait has 3D holographic eyes, natural colors and vibrating rattle balls inserts. They measure just about 3 1/4” and weighs approximately ½ oz. You can fish this in a depth of 6 to 8 ft. Crankbaits are used to fish for bass when they are in deep water. You would literally need to crank the reel during the retrieve to fool the fish and have it go after the bait. This kind of bait is normally used around logs, stumps, underwater rocks and over gravel. Don’t use it in mossy areas as the hooks will snag some debris. Because of its many hooks, it can also be dangerous so be careful using it especially when you around kids.

To attract your target fish more, you can opt for freshwater fishing lures that offer a little more on the side. The Excite-a-Bite Curly Tail Grub can be found in Tackle Direct for $5.99 per pack of 14. The curly tail produces a life like tail action that ripples and waves, which is very attractive to fish. This unique product is made from natural ingredients and bio-degradable components for a safer environment. It also releases feeding pheromones that is irresistible to your catch, making almost every hook a sure catch. This has been a sort of “go to” bait of fishermen throughout the years because of the grub’s powerful capability to draw fish into your line and hook. The length of the grub is 3 inches and it is available in different colors such as pink, melon, pearl, pumpkin and fluorescent lemon. Freshwater fishing lures are only as effective as your fishing techniques. Your fishing rod, tackle, reel and gears are also very important. For you to excel in this sport, it is also critical that you maintain the fun and enjoyment of it. Remember to relax and enjoy or else you might lose the whole purpose of fishing.

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