So the water is coming under the bridge got a shadow line here and you're behind it. You want to throw out into the light. Far enough away from the shadow line that you don't spook the fish. And.

I have my hints. Like this with the rod up against my leg. And because of the current. You're not really very fast the parent is doing the work of the plug all you're doing is shaking the tip.

And it's missed and it paused. And then it missed. And it paused. And that gives that hesitation. And that's when the big bass are going to come up and take it. Oh.

The Huge Pencil Walker was born to catch trophy-sized fish. The tremendous sound and vibration from the 8.85" body on the surface creates a disturbance that looks like a feeding scene, which appeals to the instincts of big fish.

Lures tend to catch slightly larger fish on average and attract less unwanted by-catch. Lures nearly always hook fish in the jaws, lips, or mouth, facilitating easier, safer catch and release. Lure collecting can become at least as addictive (and pleasurable) as lure fishing!

Again okay and then you pull that. And from that point there that will loop around that. And as this sort of sits tight it locks on the line. But then if i want to slide it up the line.

You want to slow down your retrieve somewhat. You're picking up the line with your left hand.

These are basically the two parts you get you've got your your guts in the middle. You've got a nice Hardy piece there and a hardy piece they love you here which is in the middle of the shell is very

Throwing artificial lures really lets your focus your efforts on catching your target species and can make you wildly more successful. For me, 90% of the fishing I do is with artificial lures. For species like bass and redfish, it's frankly the best way to catch them, not to mention more fun.

Lures are modules you can use to enhance PokéStops. Installing a Lure will attract wild Pokémon to a PokéStop. Under normal circumstances, Lure will last 30 minutes once installed. The effect will benefit you and other Trainers nearby.

Pencil floats for visibility and bite recognition They are ideal when targeting squid, piper or other small bait fish off the wharf. Attach the float to your line so it's easier to know if there's a fish on your nibbling away at your bait or lure.

Floating beads have a wide range use for boat and shore anglers, they have superior buoyancy that allows them to add lift to most baits, just add more and larger beads to give lift to bigger baits and larger hooks. They're perfect for fishing above crabs in areas notorious for them such as estuaries.

So when you work in a pencil popper anywhere the Canal New Jersey wherever you happen to be generally. You want to slow down your retrieve somewhat. You're picking up the line with your left hand.

And the way you work them is you jiggle the top of your rod in a rhythmic way to make the pencil. Work back and forth across the surface of the water. So I'm going to demonstrate that right. Now.

In many ways, fishing with lures is akin to hunting, while bait fishing is more like trapping. In other words, the bait fisher sets out his or her “traps” (baited hooks) and waits for the prey to stumble upon them. In contrast, a lure fisher can cover more water in less time.

Fish have a heightened sense of smell, so lures should look, feel and sound good, but they should smell good so they don't repel your chosen fish. Avoiding scents that repel fish can bring every angler better success with their catch. Scents may be trivial to some anglers, but they can be a lifesaver to others.