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Types of Fishing Lures

Soft Bait Lures

Soft baits are flexible, lifelike lures that mimic worms, minnows, and other targets. They're ideal for finesse fishing and work great for bass, trout, and panfish.

Hard Bait Lures

Hard baits include crankbaits, jerk baits, and topwater plugs. Made from durable materials, they are designed to imitate baitfish with realistic movement and sound.

Spinnerbaits

Spinnerbaits feature metal blades that spin to create flash and vibration in the water, making them effective in murky conditions and for triggering reaction strikes.

Crankbaits

Designed to dive and wobble through the water, crankbaits imitate baitfish and trigger aggressive strikes from predator fish.

Bass Jigs

Versatile and highly effective, jigs are used with soft plastics and excel in bottom fishing for species like bass and walleye.

Topwater Lures

Floating on the surface, these lures mimic distressed prey and create exciting surface strikes.

Popular Fishing Lures Brands

Strike King

A trusted name in bass fishing, Strike King offers a wide range of crankbaits, spinnerbaits, and jigs known for tournament-winning performance.

Gamakastsu

Renowned for ultra-sharp, high-quality hooks, Gamakatsu is a top choice among serious anglers for both fresh and saltwater applications.

Musted

A global leader in hook technology, Mustad delivers durable and innovative hooks and terminal tackle for all fishing styles.

Berkley

Known for its PowerBait and Gulp! Berkley combines science and innovation to produce highly effective soft baits and fishing gear.

Z-Man

Famous for its long-lasting ElaZtech soft plastics, Z-Man designs lures that withstand tough bites and perform in demanding conditions.

Yamamoto

Yamamoto’s soft plastics, like the legendary Senko worm, are favorites among bass anglers for their realistic action and proven results.

Umpqua

Specializing in fly fishing gear, Umpqua offers hand-tied flies and high-quality tying materials trusted by fly anglers worldwide.

Eagle Claw

A heritage brand with American-made hooks and tackle, Eagle Claw is known for affordability, reliability, and a wide product selection.

Common Uses of Fishing Lures

• Freshwater Fishing: Target bass, trout, perch, walleye, and panfish in lakes and rivers using jigs, crankbaits, and soft plastics.
• Saltwater Fishing: Use spoons, swimbaits, and topwater lures for redfish, snook, tarpon, and tuna.
• Ice Fishing: Small jigs and spoons are effective for attracting fish under the ice.
• Fly Fishing: While not traditional lures, some synthetic flies mimic lure-like action for trout and grayling.

FAQ’s

What type of lure should I use for bass fishing?

Soft plastics, crankbaits, spinnerbaits, and jigs are all great choices for bass, depending on water conditions and the time of year.

How do I choose the right color for a lure?

Use natural colors in clear water and bright or dark colors in murky or stained water to increase visibility and attraction.

Can I use freshwater lures in saltwater?

While some lures work in both environments, saltwater can corrode freshwater-specific gear. It’s best to use lures specifically designed for saltwater.

Do I need different lures for different times of the year?

Yes. Fish behavior changes with the seasons, so adjusting lure size, color, and type can improve success year-round.