It. Has a very natural-looking. Body profile that especially works well in clear water conditions. The weighted jig head matches the body perfectly. To make it look like a natural bait fish.

Now one of the key ingredients to catching fish is to find the first group of fish. Cover. Water I've got miles of things that look good. So instead of just moving along slow. I take this search bait.

It is a bait used to search for fish. The best search baits can be cast and reeled in very quickly. Fishing with search baits is often more fun because it is fast. The idea is to cover as much of the lake as possible by making a lot of casts.

Today. We're here Kentucky lake you know a lot of these fish get out on these ledges. Count. It down on the ledge. Down. There we're sitting now in 17 feet of water you'll just wind it back slow.

One is a fairly subtle retrieve. Called chug and stop. So what you do there is you pop. It you let it sit pop it again let it sit you can vary the time that you leave it motionless. Couple of seconds.

Times you can work it quick with that wide gliding motion and get the aggressive. Fish you want to bomb one way out off the end of it give it some wide glides.

Bait is any appetizing substance (e.g. food) used to attract prey when hunting or fishing, most commonly in the form of trapping (e.g. mousetrap and bird trap), ambushing (e.g. from a hunting blind) and angling.

A search bait is any lure you can use at a fast clip to help you cover water quickly. Some of the pros' favorite lures for covering water quickly include spinnerbaits, buzz baits, crankbaits, jerkbaits and walking topwater plugs such as a Heddon Zara Spook.

Swimbaits are great for all types of anglers. They will work well even in the most shallow water and they can be used as a jig or a drop shot bait too! This is why most people choose swimbaits over other types of lures.

All are meant to attract fish by imitating food sources, which is how you get a fish to bite onto the lure or bait and be snagged by a hook. Artificial lures attract fish by looking similar to or moving like food sources that fish would find in nature, though in some conditions fish will gulp just about anything!

Only a paddle tail with the paddle tail lures they designed for faster more aggressive retrieve. Fish these cast them out. Let them sink the desired. Depth.

And moving in the water the ball bearing is going to work really hard. It's going to attract fish. Through sound and through the flash.