Fish Behavior

Tides play a key role in Delta fishing. During high tides, fish move closer to shore. In contrast, low tides push them to deeper areas. Use reaction baits like crankbaits for better catches. Pay attention to how tides affect baitfish. The moon phase also influences fish behavior. Focus on these factors for successful bass fishing. … Read more

The Cotton Cordell Red Fin works best when fished slowly over boulder fields at night. Replace weak hooks to improve performance. This wake bait produces a visible “V” on the surface, attracting target fish like bass and walleye. Best fishing conditions include calm days for better lure visibility and increased fish activity. The Cotton Cordell … Read more

To fish canal tides effectively, follow expert tips on incoming and outgoing tides. Focus on deeper waters and use bait like swimming plugs. Check tidal charts to find high and low tides. The best fishing happens at the end of incoming and the start of outgoing tides, especially when barometric pressure is lower. Essential techniques … Read more

To fish breaking schools, approach quietly while they feed. Use crankbaits and weighted hooks to target them. Cast beyond the action and retrieve quickly. Make surface noise to imitate feeding fish. Match your bait types to local minnows for better success. These tips help catch schooling fish effectively, including bass. Next, choose the right tackle. … Read more

Atlas Mike’s Lunker Eggs are soft plastic baits designed to look like real fish eggs. They contain an anise scent to attract steelhead, salmon, and trout. To use them, thread a hook through the egg cluster. Add a weight 18-24 inches above to ensure proper drifting in fast water or for effective ice fishing. Next, … Read more

To fish the Megabass Vision 110 effectively, start by reeling quickly for 10 cranks. Next, twitch the bait a few times and pause. Target areas with cover, like rocks or branches. The bait suspends at certain temperatures. Adjust your technique based on fish depth to improve your chances of catching bass. Start by choosing the … Read more

To fish a Texas rigged plastic worm, cast it out and let it sink. Lift the rod tip to create movement and take up slack. Use techniques like dragging, hopping, and shaking, adding pauses to attract fish. For best results, use a straight shank or EWG hook. Focus on accuracy and clarity during your retrieves. … Read more

To fish the Storm 360GT Searchbait, cast it and let it sink to your desired depth. Retrieve steadily to imitate natural swimming action. Use effective colors like chartreuse or herring and suitable sizes. Target structures, weedlines, and drop-offs. This technique helps attract various fish successfully. Utilize your fishing line to control the lure’s depth. A … Read more

To fish a soft plastic swimbait, attach it to a jighead with an exposed hook. Cast it out and reel in steadily. When a fish bites, wait for the line to tighten. Then, feel for pressure before setting the hook with a swift motion. Adjust your retrieve speed; slow down in cold water for better … Read more

To fish a soft plastic shad, cast near target areas like weedlines, docks, and submerged wood. Rig the shad on a jig head or a weighted hook. Retrieve steadily, adding occasional jerks to mimic prey. Adjust your depth and speed. Use these techniques to effectively catch bass and other fish species. Next, consider your retrieval … Read more