Finding the Best Fishing Lures Online

By Jon Dilis

Fishing lures are a must-have for people who are into bass fishing like you. That is why, nowadays, it is important that you look for more ways to find the best fishing lures in the market. Gone are the days when you settle on buying from your local store. Today, the Internet has a lot more in store for you since more fishing lures providers have already taken advantage of the web.

But before you make that purchase online, see to it that you know exactly what fishing lures to get. And since there are lots of options available for you, you might as well know which are the most popular and effective beforehand. Check this article for some of the best bass fishing lures online.

1. Top Water Lures - These are very effective when you are going bass fishing early morning or late evening. They produce some of the most exciting strikes especially when the water is really flat. Some of the great choices for this category are the Original Jitterbug, the Pop-R, the Zara spook, the slug-O, and the classic popper.

2. Minnow Imitations Lures - These are extremely versatile bass fishing lures. They are used mainly to imitate bait fish and are used below the surface. Take note, however, the more lifelike the bait fish looks in the water, the more effective these will be. Here are some of the best choices: the Blu-fox Vibrax minnow, the Storm minnow-stick, the Uncle Buck's minnows, and the Rapala Original Floating Minnow.

3. Spinner Baits - If you are looking for fishing lures that work well for all types of bass, the spinner baits are your best bet. Just make sure you match the size of your bait fish to the bass. In other words, if you are going to fish for smallmouth bass, see to it that the spinner bait you use is smaller too.

4. Shad Imitations Lures - These are the fishing lures that are more preferred by those fishing in lakes found in Southern United States. Some of the great choices for this category are the Strike King King Shad, the Kick Tail Minnow, the Northland Mimic Minnow Shad, and the Shad Rap.

Finding the best fishing lures online is not as difficult as you think if you just know the different options available for you. But to determine the best one that works for you, you can always try all the choices mentioned in this article. - 31510

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Why Do The Majority Of Fishermen Like Glow In The Dark Fishing Lures

By Jon Dilis

Did you know non-fishermen came up with the idea of glow in the dark fishing lures? They have worked so well that they have become a fad to fishermen all across America. According to those who have used them, the fish like them better than the others lures even during the day.

Fish that are hungry search for things that catch their attention. Did you know that those pretty, shiny lures you use only look gray under water? Most fish don't even acknowledge them. The glow in the dark lure doesn't need much light to make it shine and flash in the water. That attracts the fish's attention and causes him to bite it.

You don't have to spend a lot of money to have glow in the dark lures. Buy a small can of glow in the dark paint that costs a little more than $3. 00. You can choose any color you like, however, most fishermen recommend the bright green. Use the lures you already have, and dip the ends into the paint. Once they dry, spray them with clear spray paint. When they dry, you can take them fishing.

Another idea for making your fishing lures glow in the dark is to just paint certain parts of the lure instead of just dipping the end. It works well, for example, to just paint a few of the scales on a small fish lure or just the eyes. Anything will work that causes the lure to flicker or flash under the water.

You will need to purchase a small black light or fluorescent light when you fish at night with the glow in the dark lures. You can put the lures under the light for two to five minutes, and they will glow for up to eight hours. Even during the day it helps to charge the lure for five to ten seconds before every cast. If it's in a place where the sunlight can't reach it, it will glow anyway.

Fishermen who have used the glow in the dark fishing lures say they catch a lot more fish than with normal lures. Why not try them out and see if they really work? There's no reason why you can't catch more fish, too. - 31510

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A Beginner's Introduction to Carp Fishing Gear

By Tony G. Stevenson

Carp fishing is a popular hobby that has a long tradition in Europe, and is growing in the States, as well. Carp are known to thrive in almost any type of water, making them an easy to find and attractive fish to angle for. All fishermen know that no matter what you're chasing, good angling gear is needed.

One of the most important parts of getting good gear is obviously the fishing rod. A good carp rod will be medium action, and long - generally at least six feet long, although longer can be better. This gives the strength and flexibility needed for carp fishing.

Right after the rod you need to consider the reel. All good reels are open faced, not closed faced, and can hold a great deal of line. At a very minimum, you should be able to spool 150 yards of 12 lb test. More is better, but 150 should be your minimum standard.

Carp tend to like bait as opposed to tackle. While these fish have voracious appetites, they definitely prefer smelly bait to actual plastic lures. So try looking around for quality carp bait.

If you're a beginning carp angler, you may have heard of pods. Pods are basically rod holders that many carpers use to get more than one line out there while waiting for the carp to bite. This isn't a tool that beginning anglers need to worry about, but if carping becomes an obsession, it's something to look at down the line.

Without the right fishing line, the rest is moot. For carp the absolute "lightest" fishing line you want is 12 pound test line. Heavier line isn't a bad idea, either.

While there is big time fishing gear for carp anglers that costs a good deal of money, starting gear can be had for fairly cheap. Carp angling can be a very rewarding hobby that provides many hours of entertainment, making it a cheaper in the long run over many other forms of recreation.

These are some of the basic things you will want to look at when looking at some beginner's gear for carp fishing. Follow the guidelines in this article and you will be looking at some serious success carping in no time. - 31510

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A Novice's Guide to Carp Fishing Equipment

By Tony G. Stevenson

Carp fishing is a popular hobby that has a long tradition in Europe, and is growing in the States, as well. Carp are known to thrive in almost any type of water, making them an easy to find and attractive fish to angle for. All fishermen know that no matter what you're chasing, good angling gear is needed.

One of the most important parts of getting good gear is obviously the fishing rod. A good carp rod will be medium action, and long - generally at least six feet long, although longer can be better. This gives the strength and flexibility needed for carp fishing.

Right after the rod you need to consider the reel. All good reels are open faced, not closed faced, and can hold a great deal of line. At a very minimum, you should be able to spool 150 yards of 12 lb test. More is better, but 150 should be your minimum standard.

Obviously you'll want to know what kind of bait to use. While carp will hit about anything, the preferred bait seems to be sticky smelly stuff. Think of the kind of bait that catfish would like, and you're on the right track.

If you're a beginning carp angler, you may have heard of pods. Pods are basically rod holders that many carpers use to get more than one line out there while waiting for the carp to bite. This isn't a tool that beginning anglers need to worry about, but if carping becomes an obsession, it's something to look at down the line.

Don't forget about the fishing line, either. Good fishing line for carp is a minimum of 12 pound test line, and higher can be better. Many carp fishermen prefer line made from Kevlar.

While advanced fishing tackle and gear is going to cost more, the good news is that beginners can get started for pretty cheap. While fishing might not be the least expensive of hobbies, learning to carp fish is a deeply rewarding hobby that provides hours more entertainment than a movie or night out to an expensive bar.

These are some of the basic things you will want to look at when looking at some beginner's gear for carp fishing. Follow the guidelines in this article and you will be looking at some serious success carping in no time. - 31510

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