Freshwater fishing gear is used to catch many species of fish. Rods, reels,
lures and terminal tackle all provide the fishermen with a means to do more catching
with less fishing.
Most freshwater fishing gear is lighter and smaller than it's saltwater cousins.
This makes the catching more challenging and fun.
Lures for freshwater are different dpending on the species of fish you are
after. The largemouth bass dominates freshwater fishing in the USA and there is
a large variety of tackle just for this species. Some lures for bass are plastic
worms, jigs, crankbaits, spinnerbaits, grubs, rattling crankbaits, jerkbaits and
topwaters.
Salmon and trout have their own line of tackle. Crankbaits, flies, trolling
plugs, spoons are all examples of lures for these species.
Northen pike are sought at by the northern fishermen. Spoons, trolling baits,
spiinerbaits, crankbaits are often used for these species.
Narrowing down a rather broad topic into a two-pronged approach, the Oklahoma pro Fred Roumbanis says the question of when to walk and when to pop comes down to quality or quantity.
My "One That Got Away" story happened in May 2006. I was in my second year of fishing the Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Weekend Series and hadn't been fishing tournaments for very long.
Skeeter Products, Inc., manufacturer of Skeeter brand high performance boats, and BASS, the worldwide authority on bass fishing, announced Tuesday that Skeeter will continue its sponsorship of the organization for multiple years.
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