As you have probably noticed, there are quite literally limitless soft plastic baits out there.
Every kind of worm, lizard, tube, baitfish, and even things that look completely wild.
But you don’t really need all of that stuff. All you really need is 5 soft plastic bait styles.
Fluke style soft plastic baits are some of the most realistic lure options in all of the fishing market.
There are tons and tons of rigging methods for them, and they are super realistic profiles.
And one technique has recently started catching serious traction. This is waking a fluke for bass fishing.
But there are some tremendously useful fishing accessories that just don’t get the recognition that they deserve.
Let’s look at the 7 most underrated fishing accessories.
I’m sure you have seen these crazy looking baits by now.
They are incredibly popular and there’s a lot of talk that they are the next big thing in bass fishing.
Whether you believe in them or not, I know they peak your interest, so let’s look at how to easily make them yourself.
This simple technique has taken the fishing industry by storm.
It’s simple, effective, a little confusing, and a must have in your angling arsenal.
I’m talking about hover strolling, and it can catch you a ton of bass.
One of the biggest components of swim jig fishing is the trailer.
Using the right trailer for each situation will make a huge difference in you swim jig success.
Elaztech baits are one of the most unique and effective products in the fishing market.
The are much different from other soft plastics, and give you a number of advantages that catch more fish and save more money.
The two most popular worm hooks are offset round bend and Extra Wide Gap hooks.
Both of these hook styles allow you to Texas rig soft plastics and make them completely weedless.
But when should you use one over the other? Let’s find out.
The Yum Dinger and the Gary Yamamoto Senko are the two most popular soft plastic stick baits on the market.
But which one is better? And which one should you get?
And it doesn’t get much more fun that crappie fishing. By far the most popular technique is crappie fishing with a jig and bobber.
So let’s break it down real quick.
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