The Rebel popping little froggie  is deadly for Largemouth Bass. They’re seen as a plate full of tasty protein by that populate the lakes.

The Storm Arashi Silent Square is a crankbait that, like spinnerbaits, can cover a large area of water in a short time. They’re a versatile option and can be effective in a wide variety of environments such as steep, rocky banks and edges, broad and shallow flats, and along bushes, stumps, and grasslines. Bass love ‘em!

On a recent bass fishing trip, an angler changed lures a dozen times in the first half hour. During the same period, others were catching fish and didn’t switch once. When asked why he was switching so frequently, the fishless angler replied, “This is what I do when I go fishing. I spend endless hours and lots of money buying lures, and this is how I get my enjoyment.” It didn’t seem to matter that everyone else was catching fish. His fishing trip was about casting, retrieving and experimenting with the shiny new lures he had purchased.

 While using lures that are suitable for the conditions and species being targeted is important, it goes without saying that the lure must swim close enough for a fish to see, hear or smell in order for it to strike. If you don’t believe this, try casting your favorite bass lure into a swimming pool and see how many fish you catch. However, successful anglers do not depend solely on the lure itself, but also on technique and on being in the right place at the right time.

 It’s not only bass fishermen who

change lures frequently. Trout fisher-men change patterns and colors until they “match the hatch.”