Traveling on ice can be treacherous, particularly if there is slush or deep snow. If you drive a truck, snowmobile, or ATV into such a place, you may spend your day trying to get unstuck
For this angler, I wouldn’t get too excited about the in-line reel system. If you are a shallow-water angler, I would recommend it.
Not all jigging spoons are created equal. How spoons are manufactured – and their weight – determines their rate of fall and how we’ll fish them.
Whether a spoon is stamped, poured, or cast
These fish will hide in various “corridors” throughout the weeds, and you can literally “see” where and what they are.
Some A-plus panfish tips that will help you put a few more topside when they are in a neutral to negative mood.
Even if they don’t strike it, this lure will often draw fish closer, allowing them to consider your deadstick.
Next time a fish pumps the brakes on your presentation, drop a bomb on them. Free-spool your bait to the bottom on slack line.
Next time a fish pumps the brakes on your presentation, drop a bomb on them.
If you are a shallow-water angler, I would recommend it, but if you like to switch between deep walleyes and deep crappies, you’re better off sticking with the standard spinning reels and rods.
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