Wonderful Fishing Lures for Better Fishing

Well…Do you like fishing? I do like it. Like most anglers, if I can catch it on top, I’m a happy man. Give me a Jitterbug on a muggy night at the largemouth pond, or a Spook clacking away at sunset on a smallmouth river. From pike to bluefish, salmon to snook, I’ve watched many species smash my lure on the surface, but while all those takes are memorable, some will always stand out more than others. Of all the fish I’ve hooked in a hail of whitewater, here are the three that left me shaking harder than the rest. And if you find yourself in a position to put your own popper in the face of one of these beasts, what I learned will help you survive the detonations.

One of the hot new lure for 2015 is electronic fishing lure. Like the led lure, the electronicfishing lure features the same unique chamber but in a jerk bait / rip bait form factor. It's got great side to side erratic action and a very unique sound among other jerk baits. The sound is somewhere between the high pitched rattles you get with small beads and the duller one-knocker sound you might get with a Lucky Craft Pointer. But the lure sounds seem to emit further, enabling it to draw fish from further away at times. It's not the prime time for jerk baits as of yet in these part, but sure can't wait for the jerk bait bite to come to see how this new lure compares to the other baits I've used. But sometimes you may need to prepare some tassel hooks. They are designed in rubber beard lure, lead bead, with sharp hooks on the lure bait, and perfect for the people who love fishing very much. Lead head hook is easy to operate, also good at imitating fish, shrimp, triggering swimming strokes. It can cause fish to chase more, is a simple operation of the highest rate of catch fish in one of the fishing tackle. By the way, fishing rod alarms might be helpful for you as well as.