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Crafty Fisherman is the best marketplace to go, for all things related to fishing. Categories include fly fishing flies & tying, fly fishing accessories, hard bait lures, soft bait lures, spinners & buzzbaits, jigs, saltwater lures, spoons, fishing accessories, apparel, wood shop, new and used items. Visit the Crafty Fisherman website at https://craftyfisherman.com to see what you have been missing! The jerkbait is an all-purpose bait that is ideal for both freshwater and saltwater fishing. Originally thought to be a cold-water tactic used during pre-spawn, the jerkbait has now evolved into an all-year-round producer. It comes in a variety of colors, sizes, and diving depths and is renowned for its fast movement. Because it is so erratic, it has a unique action that triggers bites even when the fish are not actively feeding. While some anglers prefer translucent finishes when fishing in stained water, others prefer solid opaque colors. Regardless of your preference, remember to experiment with colors when the conditions change. For example, if you are targeting smallmouth bass, you may find a brighter color more appealing. On the other hand, if you're targeting spotted bass, you may want to switch it up a bit and try a brighter color. When fishing with jerkbaits, use a medium-heavy action fishing rod that has a strong backbone and less flex. This will allow you to apply the same aggressive action from thirty or more yards away. For added action, consider using graphite rods. These are lighter and have a higher backbone than other types of line. You can use a heavier line if you are fishing in deep water. https://craftyfisherman.com |
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