How To Use This Shrimp Lure To Catch Monster Redfish
- By: Richard Thomas
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Are you sometimes around hungry redfish but they won’t fully commit to your lures?
These are the times when you need to make a switch and throw another lure presentation on your line.
Have you tried the Power Prawn U.S.A. yet?
Check it all out right here!
Shrimp Lure To Catch Monster Redfish [VIDEO]
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Ever since we designed the Power Prawn U.S.A. we have had endless success using these lures.
All you need is a Hoss Helix Hook and 20-lb leader line to create the ultimate weedless artificial shrimp rig.
As far as knots are concerned, a loop knot will create extra action and appeal to your rig.
Our new Hoss Helix Hooks are similar to Owner Weighted Twistlock Hooks, however, they have a wider hook gap to enhance the overall hook-up ratio.
The Power Prawn U.S.A. comes in Natural color which is clear with some flecks sprinkled in and there is also a Slam Shady color version.
Additionally, adding scent to the Power Prawn U.S.A. can attract and trigger strikes in hesitant redfish.
Dr. Juice Saltwater Slam Scent is exclusive to Salt Strong and we use it every single time we head out on the water!
Furthermore, the Power Prawn U.S.A. lures have a built-in rattle cavity.
You can add rattles to the lure for increased attraction to your presentation.
Conclusion
The Power Prawn U.S.A. is the ticket to catching more of and bigger-sized redfish, trout, and snook this spring.
When rigged on a Hoss Helix Hook with some Dr. Juice added, it is hard to find something better!
Be sure to head over to our online tackle store and pick up a pack of these artificial shrimp lures!
Click here to get the Power Prawn U.S.A.
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Check out Battle Rattles right here
Click here to check out Owner Weighted Twistlock Hooks
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i’ll have to figure out where that rattle goes; it looked like you were pointing toward the tail of the shrimp. thanks Richard!
You’re right Angelo! I went in through the cavity and pushed it right through the tail and it was a perfect fit. I’ll try and do a quick tip on it for insiders soon. Thanks for the question!
As a Ph.D. marine biologist and fish scientist who fishes for fun and also has fished for red drum for research purposes (to evaluate release mortality/surviva) about 30 years ago…I can say that I also found that inserting a rattle into the tail of my plastic-tail jig (Cotee back then) very much seemed to increase effectiveness. Having said that however, I must say that scientific evidence indicates that scents (and I did use them…why not?) are unlikely to make a major difference. Fish like red drum (redfish) are largely sight/sound predators, and there is no evidence that they use olfactory (smell) senses to any large degree. However, as I said, I did often rub some of the fish scent products on my plastic tail jig, just because it is easy and might have a tiny bit of effect. If it did have an effect it would have to be just as the fish was ready to strike the lure, and maybe a little bit of scent could occasionally be an added inducement fot the fish to take the lure into its mouth. Suggesting that fish like redfish somehow track down a lure because of scent has absolutely no scientific basis. Sorry to step on your sales of Dr. Juice, but then again — why not?
Thanks for sharing Randy! Definitely some good insights
Congrats on the stud red, and nice adjustments to get you into the position to get on this one (as usual).
Appreciate it Al, I keep telling you I’m “lucky at best” haha
Baaaah! That’s MY line! lol lol
Thanks for your rigging and retrieve tips. As always you are very helpful, I learn something with every one of your videos Please keep them coming
No problem Terry, glad it can help!