Flutter Lipless Crankbait Fishing Lures Hard Plastic Baits Fresh Water Bass Swimbait Tackle Gear
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flaming head
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- Color:#1-5
- Specifications:50mm/10.2g
- Material:plastic
- Quantity:2/set
- 3D bionic eye imitates the eyes of real fish, reconstructs the light better underwater, and gives them better bait according to their habits.
- Laser coating will show different colors at different angles in the sun, attracting the attention of fish in the water, causing fish to attack, greatly improving the fish catching rate.
You'll want to know the crankbait fishing techniques to attract the species(eg. crappie, chub, fall bass, bass, yellow perch, rainbow, deep walleye, snook, humpback(pink) salmon, speckled trout, shad, redfish, peacock bass, red(puppy)drum, redfin(cotton cordell redfin), striped bass, tiger muskie/muskellunge and walleye) you're after.
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Do crankbaits sink?
Lipped crankbaits vary greatly in their buoyancy, meaning that they either naturally float or sink when they are at rest in the water. ... The neutral buoyant versions (i.e. “suspending” or “sinking”) naturally sink to a specific depth and then dive down from there, resulting in a deeper dive.
What are crank baits?
A crankbait is a fishing lure usually made out of hard plastic or carved from wood. It is formed to mimic the swimming action of a baitfish, crayfish or other prey.
What colors do crappie see?
Marshall believes that color selection is important and that crappie can detect shades such as reds, pinks or oranges. For this reason, crappie jigs tend to be brightly colored. When fishing on a cloudy, overcast day or in heavily stained water, Marshall goes to darker colors for the body of his jig.
What do chub eat?
The natural diet of small chub includes insects, fish eggs, molluscs and plant life. When water temperatures rise, small chub can be spotted just under the surface, facing the current, looking for passing food. Larger specimens consume small fish, flies and virtually anything that lands on the surface.
