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Tips & Tricks for Fishing Chatterbaits
With the winter-to-spring transition happening as we speak, many anglers are struggling to find a consistent bass bite no matter where they are fishing. The prespawn season can be one of the most difficult times of year to catch big bass. However, if you are equipped with the correct lures and knowledge, it can be one of the most rewarding times of the year. We believe that for most anglers the chatterbait is the key to spring fishing and prespawn success, which is why we will be discussing our best tips and tricks for fishing chatterbaits!
Top 5 Baits for Carolina Rigging
Since taking the bass fishing industry by storm, the Carolina Rig has been proven to consistently catch trophy-sized largemouth bass. Despite this, many anglers struggle to get bites with the Carolina Rig simply because they don’t know what plastic they should pair with the rig.Â
Texas Rig vs Carolina Rig – When to Throw Which
No matter where you are bass fishing, it can often be very difficult to determine what lure to throw. Between variables such as season and weather, it's nearly impossible for anglers to determine the best bait for bass. However, we want to help all the anglers struggling by comparing two of the most popular lures in bass fishing: The Texas Rig and the Carolina Rig.
Carolina Rig 101
Over the past few years, the Carolina Rig has emerged as one of the most effective fishing techniques for anglers across the country. Whether fishing structure or transitions, the Carolina Rig has been proven to catch trophy bass–but how do you fish this rig effectively? With the breakdown below, you will learn everything you need to rig and fish the Carolina Rig perfectly!Â
Texas Rigging Tips for Catching Bigger Bass
The Texas Rig is one of the most popular fishing lures in the industry. Despite its simplicity, the Texas Rig is known for producing a consistent bass bite no matter where you are fishing. However, many anglers aren’t utilizing the Texas rig as optimally as they could be. With the Texas Rig fishing tips provided below, we believe that you’ll be far more likely to catch a bass next time you hit the water!
