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.

Fiberglass Rods:Typically geared towards beginners. These rods require little maintenance and are of an average weight and solid rod strength. If you are fishing for larger fish such as muskie walleye or pike where you need a heavy durable rod for retrieving the fighting fish

The next in line is a spinnerbait. Learning what this type of lure can do will help you catch more bass. These lures do not require any special preparations as they are highly efficient in all weather conditions. It doesn′t matter whether you want to

You will not be very successful if you pick to start fishing when the sun is up in the sky. Of course this does not mean that you will not be able to catch anything. But if you want to maximize your chances go for

Action determines how much control you have over the fish. The faster the action the more pressure you can put on the fish. The power is your rod weight so deciding the type of fish you want to catch will determine the power you need

Another factor that you should give some thought to is that purchasing a rod and reel requires quite a bit of research beforehand. You need to decide on the power and action of the pole the right length for the species you are trying to

The length of a fishing rod typically ranges from 6 to 12 feet. The length of your rod largely depends on the type of fishing you plan to do the species you′re after and your fishing environment. Also consider your own angling experience and strength

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