We can use them when: Casting heavy lures Fishing in thick cover, like weeds Targeting larger fish For example, when fishing near logs or heavy vegetation, a baitcaster helps place the lure accurately
Bluegill and crappie pattern lures look like small bluegills, tricking the bass into biting
Once you have a small Bluegill (I like ones in the 3-5" range), hook it through the mouth and nostril either under a bobber or weighted with a three way swivel if the fish are deeper
Rebel Pop-R P71 is available at: Some of the best poppers on the market would include the following baits: Yellow Magic Japanese Popper Megabass Pop Max Berkley Bullet Pop Team Ark Z-Pop Water Wood Sugar Baby/Daddy Don Iovinos Splash It Best walking topwater lures Walking topwater baits are made to be cast long distances and then be retrieved with a series of short rod twitches on semi-slack line that gets the bait gliding back and forth in a walk-the-dog routine
Buying bulk packages of skirts, beads, blades, swivels and the other components necessary to build spinnerbaits will drive down the price of each finished product even further
