|

Rods
Spinning
Casting

Reels
Spinning
Spin Cast
Baitcast
Float

Hardbaits:
Crankbaits
Minnow Baits
Jerk Baits
Top Waters
Jigs
Spoons
Soft Baits:
Swimbaits
Soft Plastics
Top Waters
Minnow Baits
Wire Baits
Spinnerbaits
In-Line Spinners
Buzzbaits
Chatter Baits
 
Terminal Tackle:
Hooks
Trout
Bass
Jig Heads
Football Jigs
Darter Head Jigs
Tear Drop Jigs
Weights
Bullet
Bell
Drop Shot
Split Shot
Egg
Snaps / Swivels

Line
Monofilament
Braided
Fluorocarbon
|
Bass
Bass hooks probably have the greatest range of styles and sizes due to
the variety of techniques and baits made for the species. Texas rigging
hooks involve a unique bend that allows the angler the ability to rig
their soft plastics weedless. Hook size selection should be 35 to 50
percent of the size of the bait to be most effective. The most common
size for bass fishing is a 3/0 hook which will cover a good amount of
soft plastic baits in the 3.5 to 6 inch size range and the bigger the
baits, the bigger the hook should be. Just about every style of bait has
a style of hook specifically designed to improve it's effectiveness and
here are a few examples...
Worm, Senko, Lizard - Texas Rigging Hook
Flipping Tube - EWG Rigging Hook (Extra Wide Gap)
Swimbaits - EWG Oversized with Screw Lock Keeper (weighted or
un-weighted)
Craws and Creature baits - Straight Shank Worm Hook
|
How to
Catch Them!
Walleye

Smallmouth Bass

Largemouth Bass

Northern Pike

Lake Trout

Salmon

Muskie


Messageboard
WEBSITE DIRECTORY
Link to us.


|