Barrett Rods

There are three lure types you can use for bass: Crankbaits spinnerbaits and synthetic worms. Other aspects that come into play are size and color and here you will have plenty to choose if you want to delve into the world of bass fishing.

Saltwater Surfcasting: When searching for your saltwater rod consider the length power and action you need. Longer rods cast farther while shorter rods provide more power for fighting fish. Most saltwater fishing rods are made of graphite or fiberglass. Graphite rods are stiffer and

Trigger stick:A longer trigger stick is for two-handed longer casts. Reel Seat:Reel seats are the attachment point where the pole and reel connect made of molded plastic or graphite and responsible for securing the reel and eliminating any “play” or “wobble” while casting or reeling

Spinning Rods: Ranges in length from 5 to 8 feet positioning the reel and guides on the bottom of the pole to provide smooth accurate casts. Features graphite or fiberglass with a cork or PVC foam handle: Longer spinning rods with elongated grip handles for

Pick the right time of the year and even the right time of the day to go fishing for bass. If you want to go back home with plenty of stories to tell but also plenty of fish this should be the advice to follow.

Let′s talk about each type of lures in particular and see how they can serve you. Crankbaits are a preferred lure choice for anglers who want to be able to cover plenty of water. As you may well know by now bass thrives in deep

The last type of lures to talk about is plastic worms. These lures cost very little and they are a fixture in any tackle box. Like spinnerbaits they are not pretentious when it comes to what season and weather should be the most appropriate for

However if you plan a fishing trip in the Southern hemisphere you should hurry because here the water gets warmer faster. Go there in March or April if you want to catch plenty of bass during the spawning time.