A place to read stories and get tips from fishermen in Chester County. This blog is intended to help keep fishermen updated with what's hot and what's not in local bass and trout fishing. If you've got a question, ask it! If you've got a tip, tell it!
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Hot Lures, Techniques, and Colors of 2008
What worked last year, and maybe what didn't. Talk about what weather and water conditions did to your fishing, and what you did to adapt. Or just list some things that seemed to work or not.
Powerbait Honey Worms seemed to be the ticket in slow to fast moving water, but not in rapids. Keeping it slowly moving on the bottom produced well in fast water, but for deeper, slower water a slow weightless free-fall triggered some awesome action. If yellow didn't work, I switched to white. That's about all there was to these lures.
Hey Cory, just wanted to say that i have used these worms too and had plenty of luck with them. Thanks for the tips i will keep them in mind. Good luck out there on your next fishing adventure.
Powerbait Honey Worms seemed to be the ticket in slow to fast moving water, but not in rapids. Keeping it slowly moving on the bottom produced well in fast water, but for deeper, slower water a slow weightless free-fall triggered some awesome action. If yellow didn't work, I switched to white. That's about all there was to these lures.
ReplyDeleteHey Cory, just wanted to say that i have used these worms too and had plenty of luck with them. Thanks for the tips i will keep them in mind. Good luck out there on your next fishing adventure.
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