Crankbait will catch peacock bass, stocked trout, crappie, snook, saugeye, maskinonge (musky muskie muskellunge), trout, yellow perch, deep walleye, humpback(pink) salmon, post spawn bass, largemouth, cutthroat trout, rainbow, bass, speckled trout, fall bass and seabream (sea bream) just about lake you fish.

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How do you make a dive lure deeper?

By sticking your rod into the water while you crank, the bait dives deeper and stays on the bottom longer. That's why a longer rod is so important. By kneeling and putting the end of my 7-10 Quantum KVD cranking rod in the water, I can get the bait another 4-5 feet deeper.

What is a bib on a lure?

Here's an explanation of how bibs work. The lure's bib creates resistance against the water when the lure is being retrieved or trolled. Through a combination of physics and design, the bib attempts to reduce the resistance. The shape of the bib is the main thing that influences the action of a lure.

How do you deal with a snook?

Use a jaw-clip device or Boga Grip to “lip” the snook with one hand. Moisten the other hand in the water while your other hand hold the snook in place with the fish grip. Cradle the fish's belly in a horizontal manner. Remove the hook from the snook's mouth

How do you catch sauger in Kentucky Lake?

Other popular sauger fishing areas on Kentucky Lake are the Coffee Landing area and the mouth of the Duck River. Generally, sauger are caught by bumping a heavy jig tipped with a minnow along the bottom below the dams or at the mouths of the rivers and creeks.

How do you attract musky muskie muskellunge?

It is best to fish the drop-offs and open water adjacent to musky spawning sites. The baits commonly used at this time of the year are swimbaits, crankbaits, soft plastics, and vertical jigs.

What kind of bugs do trout eat?

Aquatic insects make up the lion's share of the rainbow trout's diet throughout its life. Midges, mayflies, caddisflies, and stoneflies each take their turn at the top of the menu, while terrestrial insects, minnows, and crayfish act more like appetizers and enter the diet of larger trout around age three.

Are yellow perch bottom feeders?

Protecting lakeshore and natural areas since 1978 www.LCLT.org Yellow Perch are bottom feeders that will eat almost anything, from underwater insect larvae to small fish. Growing up to 18 inches long, they have green-yellow backs and white-yellow bellies, 6-8 dark vertical bands, and orange-red fins.

What do deep walleye eat?

Walleye are piscivores (fish-eaters) and will eat any species of fish they can catch and swallow. Yellow perch and many species of minnows and darters are their most common food. Larval and young juvenile walleye consume copepods, waterfleas, and small insect larvae, but quickly add larval fish to their diets.

Can you spin fish in rivers?

Spinners really shine when used in rivers and streams. The current keeps the bait moving and the blade turning. Spinners are simple lures that have been around for many decades and work well for anglers fishing in rivers and streams.