Silver Blk Dots Pencil

Description

People mistake these Silver Blk Dots Pencil baits for pencil poppers. The difference is that anglers are meant to fish this bait up and down. Lures tend to catch slightly larger fish on average and attract less unwanted by-catch. Lures nearly always hook fish in the jaws, lips, or mouth, facilitating easier, safer catch and release. Lure collecting can become at least as addictive (and pleasurable) as lure fishing.

All in all, live bait and lures alike both have their places in your arsenal as a fisherman. The correct choice is what you are most confident throwing, whether that is live bait or artificials. Live bait is, and always will be, a great way to catch fish, while artificials get better and more advanced every year. Fish use their senses when searching for food or catching their prey. Fish have a heightened sense of smell, so lures should look, feel and sound good, but they should smell good so they don’t repel your chosen fish. Avoiding scents that repel fish can bring every angler better success with their catch. They also have a heightened sense for vibration.

Silver Blk Dots Pencil Lure Specifications

• Length: 3 Inches
• Color: Silver Blk Dots
• Hooks: One treble and one assist hook
• Weight: 1.45oz

Fish are very sensitive to vibrations in the water and use their lateral line to detect them. Vibrations can affect fish in a number of ways, including causing stress, changing water flow, and helping fish find prey and predators. At night, fish rely heavily on detecting vibrations in the water to find food and navigate, as their vision is significantly reduced in low light conditions; this means they are particularly sensitive to vibrations produced by potential prey or even subtle movements in their environment, making vibration a key sense for them during nighttime hours.

Fish have a highly developed sense of smell, which becomes particularly important at night when visibility is low, allowing them to locate food and navigate their environment primarily through scent, especially species like catfish and other bottom-dwelling fish that actively hunt in the dark; this is why night fishing often relies on strong-smelling baits to attract fish. That being said, it wouldn’t hurt adding something extra to pencil baits at night or in low visibility.