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Spinnerbaits, Buzzbaits and Inline Spinners: Blades Explained
Spinnerbait blades decoded, Colorado, Indiana and willow, the retrieve and water each suits, plus buzzbaits and inline spinners from Mepps to Rooster Tail.
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Every fish worth chasing: how to identify it, where it lives, when it bites.
Rigs, knots, casting, and the disciplines from fly to ice to surf.
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Crankbaits to soft plastics: how each one works and when to throw it.
Live, cut and prepared bait, how to rig it and how to keep it.
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Rods, reels, line, hooks and electronics, compared on the numbers.
Licences, seasons and the best water, state by state.
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Spinnerbait blades decoded, Colorado, Indiana and willow, the retrieve and water each suits, plus buzzbaits and inline spinners from Mepps to Rooster Tail.
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Topwater lures explained: walking baits, poppers, prop baits, frogs and buzzbaits, the water temperature and light that make them work, and the lure histories.
lures
The chatterbait explained: the 2004 South Carolina invention, why the blade-to-head joint makes it vibrate, the Z-Man model ladder, trailers and tackle.
lures
Crankbaits by running depth, squarebill to 25-foot diver, plus lipless baits and suspending jerkbaits: how the lip sets depth, the rod and line, the histories.
gear
How fishing hook sizes work from 32 to 20/0, the parts of a hook, the ten hook types and what each is for, and a size-by-species chart from bluegill to tuna.
lures
The six bass jig types and the rigs built on a hook and a weight: Texas, Carolina, Ned, drop shot, wacky and shaky head, with weights, hook sizes and history.
gear
How a fish finder reads the bottom: frequency, cone angle, CHIRP, down and side imaging and live sonar, plus the Garmin, Humminbird and Lowrance ladders.
gear
The three kinds of fishing line compared on stretch, visibility, diameter, sink rate and life, which line each technique wants, and why braid needs a leader.