The Summer Lures Mini-Course For Catching Inshore Slams
- By: Luke Simonds
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- Found In: Artifical Lure Tips
This new lure bundle is for fishermen who want to be fully prepared to catch as many redfish, seatrout, flounder, and/or snook as possible during the summer months.
The videos below will help you maximize your valuable time out on the water by using the right lure the right way.
Here are the topics that are covered below:
- Selecting the right lure
- How to rig each lure
- Retrieve tips for generating strikes
- Essential Equipment
See below for these videos:
Selecting & Rigging Summer Lures
See full listing of lures in this bundle
How To Retrieve Summer Lures
See full listing of lures in this bundle
Best Equipment For Summer Lures
Premium Rod, Reel, & Line Setup:
- Rod: Slot Machine – 7’6″ Medium Power
- Reel: BG MQ 2500
- Line: J-Braid 8 Grand – 10 lb
Lower Price Rod, Reel, & Line Setup:
- Rod: TFO Pro S – 7’6″ Medium Power
- Reel: Legalis 2500
- Line: J-Braid 8 Grand – 10 lb
Questions?
Thanks so much for going through this Summer Lure Bundle mini-course. Please use the Comments section below if you have any questions.
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what knots do you recommend using when tying on the hooks to leader?
I highly recommend using a loop knot for all of these lures so they can swim in the water as naturally as possible. Here’s the one I use: https://www.saltstrong.com/articles/non-slip-loop-knot/