New paddle tail for speckled(sea) trout/weakfish, tailor, spanish mackerel, yellow belly/yellowbelly, pollock and mangrove jack.

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Saltwater fishing paddle tail

What is a paddle tail?

Paddle tail swimbaits are bass catchers year round, in any water conditions. Simply put, they imitate the look and feel of baitfish better than anything else.

When To Use Paddle Tail Swimbaits?

Since a swimbait is a lure which can be worked as fast or as slow as the fisherman sees fit, the paddle tail swimbait shines during late winter through early spring months. Fish are actively feeding during this time, especially as the pre-spawn/spawn nears.

What do weakfish eat?

Weakfish prey upon small schooling fish such as anchovies and menhaden, and will also eat crabs, shrimp, mollusks and large zooplankton. Once a weakfish sees its prey, it will slowly move toward it, then quickly lunge at it with open jaws.

What bait is best for tailor?

When baitfishing, the best whole baits to use are small fish such as silver and blue pilchards, sea garfish, frog-mouth pilchards, river garfish, yellowtail and slimy mackerel. Fillets of mullet, tuna and even tailor will also entice them to bite. For small tailor, tiny white pilchards and frogmouth pilchards are best.

Are Spanish mackerel good eating fish?

Spanish mackerel, an especially good eating finfish, produces an attractive plate-size cutlet or an essentially boneless fillet. Mackerel can be fried, baked, poached, grilled, marinated, smoked and barbecued—it is considered by some to be the best barbecue fish in the South Pacific and Asia.

How do you target a yellow belly?

Angling the boat at a 45 degree angle and casting in at the shore with lipless crank baits, divers, spinnerbaits and blades is a well known method into targeting yellowbelly, working the shoreline with a slight breeze has also proven to produce greater success with the fish pushing over towards the bank following the .

Where can I find big Pollock?

The best spots to catch pollock are reefs and rocky ground. Pollock like to feed mainly around reefs. It is possible to catch plenty of pollock on feathers on their own, or baited with strips of mackerel. For more fun and better sport use one bait on a single hook, Shads, jelly worms and jigs, can be great sport.