Techniques

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If you're looking to catch more striped bass, there are a few things to keep in mind. First, it's important to understand the behavior of these fish. Striped bass are often found in schools and tend to feed in the early morning or late evening, especially during the warmer months. By understanding when and where to find them, you can increase your chances of catching more fish.

One of the most effective techniques for catching striped bass is to use topwater lures. These lures can be particularly effective early in the morning or in the evening when the water is cooler. They mimic the fish that striped bass like to feed on, and can often attract them to the surface where they can be easily caught.

Good example of this type of lure is the Tennessee Walker.

Another great technique is to fish around structure, such as rocks or bridges.…

Catching more crappie requires a combination of skill, knowledge, and patience. Here are some techniques that can help you improve your chances of success:

Choose the Right Location

Knowing where to fish is key. Crappie tend to congregate near structure, such as fallen trees or weed beds. Therefore, it's important to cast your line in areas where these structures are present.

Use the Right Bait

Once you've found a good spot, the next step is to choose the right bait. Jigs and small spinner baits are often effective in enticing crappie to bite. You can also use live bait, such as minnows or worms.

One such bait is our new innovation the BackStabber Crappie Jigs