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Anglers have long known the importance of shad in the diet of gamefish such as bass and stripers. But for a long time nothing on the lure market had quite captured the exact shape and sound of a shad and its tight swimming pattern.
Modern anglers are lucky. The days of heavy, ill-fitting fishing waders are long gone. Those relics, which cracked with age and bathed you in sweat every minute you wore them, have been replaced by models designed with true comfort in mind.
Since the inception of angling, the utilization of live bait has been a hands down winner. No matter what lure you may happen to tie on your line, duplicating Mother Nature is a formidable, yet impossible endeavour. Although an artificial fishing lure may resemble, and even act like the true prey of fish, the texture, taste and movement of a juicy nightcrawler or an erratic minnow can't be beat.
Nothing gets the heart racing more than tossing a frog for largemouth bass. Surface strikes can range from nary a slurp to a massive splash, with the constant anticipation making this tactic extremely exciting.
I don't know another lure with more size, shape and color variations than the crankbait. Crankbaits crowd the long walls of tackle shops everywhere, depicting shapes, sizes and hues that can cause chaos and downright confusion when you're trying to make a simple selection for the tackle box. What size do I use? How come they have different lips on them? What's with all the colors?
Soft jerkbaits, often generically refer
I've been writing a rod trends column for Ontario OUT OF DOORS Magazine for severa
Nets are a fishing necessity. Whether you're using one to land a trophy or working a seine to corral bait, nets are important fishing tools. This buyer's guide will overview the "ins and outs" of fishing nets to help you pick the best model for your needs.
Types of Fishng Nets
