What is the best trailer to use on a spinnerbait?
The best water conditions for adding spinnerbait trailers are stained to muddy water. I favor using plastic trailers with plenty of tail action, so my choices are usually single- or double-tail plastic grubs or 7-inch ribbon tail plastic worms.
Is a spinnerbait topwater?
The overall primary difference is that buzzbaits are designed to be used only as a topwater lure during the warmer months while spinnerbaits can be used at varying levels in the water with different forms of retrieval, including topwater throughout the year.
What fish do spinnerbaits catch?
Spinnerbaits are used principally for catching predatory fish such as perch, pike and bass, and are particularly helpful in attracting fish as you begin your day out on the lake.
When should you use a spinnerbait?
The best time of day to use a spinnerbait is early morning or before sundown especially during a shad spawn. Additionally, spinnerbaits are good throughout the day for spawning bass or for windy or muddy water conditions. Finally, spinnerbaits are one of the best lures for nighttime bass fishing.
Do buzzbaits need trailers?
Sure, you can go out there and catch bass on a buzzbait without a trailer, but you’d be missing out one some opportunities and potential fish if you choose to go without one. Adding a trailer can give you several advantages and increase your odds of catching more and bigger fish.
How fast should I reel in a spinnerbait?
Spinnerbaits, jerkbaits, swimming jigs, topwaters and most other baits are best served with a medium speed reel. When I’m spinnerbaiting, for example, 5:1 is just too slow for anything but slow-rolling, and 7:1 is too fast — you have to slow down just to keep your bait in the water. A medium gear ratio is just right.
What kind of trailer to use with spinnerbait?
If you haven’t already I would definitely recommend pairing your spinnerbait with a Keitech swimbait trailer. Another great trailer option that you should consider adding to your spinnerbaits is a Zoom Fluke. This classic bait has been a proven fish catcher for years and pairs well with a spinnerbait.
Which is the best bait for spinnerbaits and jigs?
The Zako Swimbait is one of my all-time favorite chatterbait trailers but it also works extremely well when matched up with a spinnerbait. This bait was designed specifically as a trailer for spinnerbaits and vibrating jigs. It has a tight flickering action on the tail and won’t wobble as much as the Keitech paddle tails.
What kind of Grub to use with spinnerbait?
Another great grub option is the Big Bite Baits Finesse Grub it comes in both a single tail and double tail version. Adding the right grub can be an excellent way to add some bulk to your spinnerbait and trigger more bass into striking. The grub should be a staple in any bass fishing anglers tackle box.