Bait School Bite Spec
Lure: The Bandit 200 in Ember
When: Early Spring/Winter
Where: Highland Reservoirs, River Systems (Lake Norman, Buggs Island)
Choosing the right crankbait can be tough! The decision can be much easier when one of the choices is a custom painted Bandit 200.
Blade baits such as the Heddon Sonar and Spoons such as the War Eagle Jigging Spoon create flash, and flash is the key to catching lethargic bass in the dead of winter!
As we go through our blog today, I will highlight three factors of why these two wintertime lure selections create so much success. The first being the most obvious, the flash! The second is the subtle action in the drop or retrieve, and the third is understanding what bass and various types of shad are doing this time of year.
Bait School Bite Spec
Lure: The Norman Speed N in Jelly Craw
When: Early Spring/Winter
Where: Highland Reservoirs, River Systems (Lake Guntersville, Alabama River)
Jelly Craw, built to provoke bites out of bass feeding up for the spawn! Bright reds, purples, pinks and all the famous tints of award winning crankbaits for pre spawn fishing.
Bait School Bite Spec
Lure: The Smithwick Devils Horse in Big O Bream
Bait School Bite Spec
Lure: The Bandit 300 in Spicy Craw
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Lure: Bandit 100 – Baby Shad
When: Fall, Spring, Summer
Where: Highland reservoirs, river systems, natural lakes (Table Rock Lake, Arkansas River, Mille Lacs)
Time: Early Winter
Place: Highland reservoirs
Lure: The Bomber Deep Flat A in Crawnifiscent
All lipless crankbaits look quite similar, but each one carries attributes that work in different situations – or more importantly parts of the country.
In this blog we will go over three key identifiers for choosing the right one based on forage, time of year, and fishing pressure!
Like I mentioned above, almost all lipless crankbaits look similar, but they certainly carry different attributes that fit different situations. Today I will be discussing my three favorite options, the Cotton Cordell Super Spot, BOOYAH Hard Knocker and BOOYAH One Knocker. Each one has some serious intricacies that we will look at and help you become more successful with them!
Fall time fishing can rival the feel-good times of the spring spawn if you know where to look and what to fish with!
By where to look I mean off the bank, and what to fish with I simply mean the jigging spoon!
This little piece of lead wrapped in chrome plating can lead to some epic times on the water when it is implored correctly, check out the rest of the blog to learn why and how!
