The 3 Lures You Need To Catch Early Fall Inshore Slams

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Fall will be here before you know it!

This is the time of year that BIG baits start to show up.

And as we start to turn the corner into a new season, you’ll want to make sure you have the right lures.

So, you’ll learn the 3 lures you need to get prepared for the transition into fall fishing in this new video.

Check it out below!

3 Lures For Catching Fall Inshore Slams [VIDEO]

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As we transition out of late summer and into early fall, the size of baitfish is increasing.

And game fish will dial in on a specific bait size profile depending on what time of year it is.

In the springtime, they key in on the smaller baitfish profiles.

During the summer, the bait starts to get larger.

And in the fall, baitfish are going to be the largest of the year!

Your topwater lures need to increase in size and make a ton of noise.

The big predator fish are going to look for high-calorie meals in the form of big baitfish.

If I’m fishing subsurface, I go with a much larger 5″ paddletail.

Here are the 3 lures I recommend to put in your arsenal:

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Have any questions about these lures and when to start using them?

Let me know down in the comments!

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Richard Fiorentino
2 years ago

What, no Power Prawns?

Steven Free
2 years ago

I have found that big lures are better in fall but I still pretty much use the same size that I used in summer because at least around here in northeast fl Jacksonville area I do see some medium sized bait as well and have found them in some of the stomach contents of fish I have filleted but as far as topwater are concerned a great one that is slightly bigger then the spook Jr (my main topwater plug) is the sitter v it is longer and has a slower glide then the sitter walk but that’s my preference and I still like my spinnerbait to plus for paddletails the live target slow roll shinier is hard to beat in likeness and size they make 3 sizes ranging from 3 to 6 inch size I add a rattle and always dye the tail chartreuse except in winter and early spring when the water hear finally clears a little

John Collins
2 years ago

Good morning. What lure should I use to fish by the beach at Howard park in tarpon springs at daybreak. Thankd john

Jon Fortune
2 years ago

Great tips Wyatt. Curious why the low frequency noise on Topwater during fall? Bigger Topwater but quieter? Thanks

John Gorczyca
2 years ago
Reply to  Jon Fortune

Not 100% sure, Jonathan, but I think Wyatt recommends lower “frequency,” not necessarily lower “volume.” That was my take, anyway. I’m just north of Clearwater and also getting better results with the Bomber here.

Jon Fortune
2 years ago
Reply to  Wyatt Parcel

Thank you for explaining this.

Pat Ogletree
2 years ago

Good stuff Wyatt! I’m already seeing that trend over here in Florida. Big baits are out producing the smaller ones. Should be even more apparent the later in the season we get.

One more topwater you should look at for the fall is the Rattlin Spook. It’s larger and louder than the Spook Jr and I find it works well on those windy fall days.

Looks like Texas has been good to you by the looks of some of those fish!

Jon Fortune
2 years ago
Reply to  Pat Ogletree

Agree Pat. I’m in SW FL. Pine island area. Fish have not been appreciating my smaller lures!

Philip Stoddard
2 years ago
Reply to  Pat Ogletree

Pat, what would you recommend as a wake bait right now?

Al Schellhorn
2 years ago

I recently was using 5″ slam shady, but found that they kept biting off the tail and no confirmed strikes. Any suggestions? (Not so with the smaller SS.)

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