The two-speed gearing system allows anglers to quickly shift between high-speed retrieval and low-speed cranking power, making it ideal for a variety of fishing techniques including trolling, bottom fishing, and live bait applications
The Truth About Leaving A Fishing Lure In A Fishs Mouth (STUDY) By: Joseph Simonds on Found In: Fishing Tips, Salt Strong, Fishing News, Conservation Before we get into the somewhat shocking (and certainly controversial) results from a recent fishing study that purposely left fishing lures/hooks in a fishs mouth to see how they really react, lets get one thing straight first By NO means are we (or the research team that did the study) trying to encourage anglers to casually leave fishing hooks or lures inside of a fishs mouth (unless you are certain it can help save their life as you will see in the study below)
When open water frogging, bass can visually track down a quiet bait by either seeing the lure itself or being alerted to the disturbance on the top of the water created by the bait
It gets its name from the black spots on its whitish or yellow-golden body
The net effect is that a higher precision bearing will slip easier and rotate at faster speeds, and is one of the reasons why higher precision spool bearings tend to sound a little different than lower quality bearings, when you make a cast