Is There A SECRET Way To Work Your Lure?
- By: Joseph Simonds
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Is there a secret way to work your lures?
What techniques is the average angler missing out on?
Every lure has its own set of advantages and different ways of retrieval!
Is there a secret that applies to the way you work every type of lure?
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We covered a lot in this episode, so here is a timestamped version:
- 2:00 – Is there a SECRET way of working different lures?
- 4:04 – Soft Plastic Paddletail Lures
- 12:21 – Soft Plastic Jerk Shads
- 25:24 – Artificial Shrimp Lures
- 29:52 – Strikes on the lure descend
- 32:19 – Topwater Lures
- 38:59 – Subsurface Hard Baits
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Conclusion
Every artificial lure has its own action and versatility for different scenarios for catching a variety of species.
To determine how successful a lure will perform on a given day, you have to go ahead and try different things to figure out what will induce strikes from fish.
Keep in mind how the fish are behaving as well as the weather conditions when you are choosing what lure to use!
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good stuff here, i looked retrieval up specifically to see if i can find out why i lose a lot of soft lure tails fishing or the well known soft lure tail curl that may cause missed chance to set the hook, was i too fast ? certainly does not appear that was the cause. i regularly use the slam shady 2.0 with my favorite setup the hoss helix hooks tucked slightly into the lure to be completely weedless which works very well
wondering if a stiffer tail in the area that folds only, that would not fold so easily or engineering with thin wire or line under the body and tail to keep from folding ?
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What about frog top water lures on retrieving. Thanks for you help!
Very good discussion. Going to look at less aggressive, “impatient” 🙂 action and see what works. Thanks!
Great info, just moved to the water and getting ready to retire, keep it coming, Thanks
caught a 24″ redfish on a Alabama leprechaum in Fowl RIver Al. last sunday
Great info, thanks. Anything on spoons?
I surf fish, and in my (very much novice) experience the spoons are equivalent to the suspensions they’re talking about starting around 38:00. I have never imparted any action to the spoons; just a steady retrieve. So far every strike on a spoon has happened within a couple of seconds of hitting the water. So my hypothesis is spoons work when you have a pack of predators chasing abundant baitfish. So when I’ve walked the beach I’ve looked for bluefish jumping and schools of bait fish showing up in cresting waves and tossed a 3/4″ spoon out.