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Picking a Lure There are three categories of lures based on the depths they're used for: surface, sub-surface, and deep

They dramatically reduce deep hooking and improve post-release survival rates on sailfish and marlin

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Small minnows and shiners Aquatic insect larvae Soft-bodied worms and grubs Tiny forage drifting in the water column Black Crappie Bluegill Walleye (using minnow-style plastics) Soft texture feels natural, reducing quick drop-offs Subtle motion appeals to finicky or cold-water fish Produces lifelike action with minimal rod movement Versatile enough for vertical jigging, drifting, or slow retrieves Use small jig heads to maintain a natural sink rate Drift minnow-style plastics for trout in slow current Try micro-plastics for panfish near submerged structure Add scent in murky or cold conditions for a stronger attraction Freshwater predators respond differently to lure speed, depth, and rhythm, so adjusting your retrieve can make a big difference in how often fish commit

Like all things in life, setting a reel is truly just a learned discipline and growth

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