The Angler Magazine

The method utilized here involves slowly cruising along the weed lines, casting buzzbaits and jumpfrogs on top of the vegetation and dragging them out in order to entice reaction strikes. However, on days when fishing pressure is high, using a subtle subsurface presentation like small minnows and sinking pencils yields better results for the smaller specimens known as “rempits.” We all want that adrenaline racing topwater strike, however we too have to adapt to the fishes that have grown wary to- wards certain lures that they have grown accustomed to over the years. The standing theory is that the smaller specimens strike the minnows out of hunger, however the larger sized specimens that have already grown accustomed to lures of all sorts rarely strike lures out of hunger but instead only will strike out of reaction/aggression. A beautiful toman that gave me loads of fun. Home Contents Subscribe Contact