Proberos Stick Bait-07

Description

The Proberos Stick bait-07 are named for it’ shape and color: long and minnow-like. The exception is a “soft” jerkbait, with a soft plastic body and a minnow/shad shape. A jerkbait looks like an injured baitfish, but all the action comes from the angler, who jerks the rod as he retrieves the lure. A stickbait is intended to be swam and looks like a wounded baitfish. My favorite time to use them is early morning or late afternoon. When the fish are feeding heavily near the surface or on the surface is a good time too. When using these baits, cast them next to or past potential fish-holding cover.

The choice between live and artificial bait often boils down to the specific conditions of your fishing outing. Here are a few tips: For clear water and skittish fish, live bait might be more effective. In murkier waters, bright, noisy artificial lures can be better at attracting fish. When surf fishing in saltwater, these baits can be cast just beyond the crashing waves where fish are waiting for an easy meal.

Lure Features:

• Floating/Diving Minnow
• Laser Skin Inner
• #4 Treble Hook
• Noisy Internal Rattler
• 4.33inch/13G Lure
• Plastic Bait Biomimetic Bait with Laser Eye
• Artificial Hard Bait with dual treble hooks
• Suitable for Seawater And Freshwater Fishing
• SKU – KL760392-07 (Denotes Color)

Using Proberos Stick Bait-07

Stickbaits can be worked erratically or steadily, fast or slow, and they will likely produce. Whether you’re targeting river-dwelling trout, schooling yellow perch or aggressive smallmouth bass, a stickbait is a multipurpose lure for many species and situations. This bait has a lip and will dive up to three feet. These baits are most effective when tied directly onto monofilament and heaved as far as possible. When resting on the surface you can let the bait drift and give it a twitch every now and again. This tends to aggravate fish foraging for a meal leading to violent crashes. A firm jerk every so often is another way to trigger strikes. In murkier waters, bright, noisy artificial lures can be better at attracting fish. These baits use treble hooks resulting in more hookups because fish strike these baits with reckless abandon.