Your
excitement to catch some fish is understandable, given that most fish
species become easy to catch during this season. From your tackle to
your baits, you should have the most effective tools to reel in a
good catch. Here are some types
of baits
that may come in handy:
Spooks
A
spook is perhaps one of the most common kinds of baits, yet it’s
still effective until now due to its ability to mimic the twitching
actions of a smaller fish, thanks to its hard plastic body. Note,
however, that reusing a spook to catch other fish, especially if it
were used to catch a tuna or other heavy fish, because they tend to
crack.
Spoons
So
named because of its striking similarities with a dining spoon
(except for the hook, of course), this is perhaps the oldest kind of
bait available. A concave-shaped lure made of a shiny, reflective
material that attracts fish, it emulates the action of a moving
baitfish. Aside from time-to-time replacement of hooks, a spoon is
basically indestructible.
Jigs
Designed
to look like a minnow or a crawfish, a jig is so named because of the
luring style of “jigging”, or alternately raising and dropping
the bait with quick succession of jerks. The shape of the head itself
is of utmost importance, wherein its football-shaped head is perfect
for rocky areas, for instance.
Having
top-of-the-line baits, however, is inadequate unless you also know
how to work your tackle perfectly.
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