Bass Fishing Lures, Baits, Tackle & Gear used in Wisconsin
Photos of BassFishing Lures, Baits, Tackle & Gear
Photos of Spinnerbaits for Bass Fishing – Spinnerbaits come is all different shapes, sizes and colors. Photo of Crank Baits for Bass Fishing – Crank Baits and come in different designs, shapes, colors and sizes. Photo of Weedless Top Water Lures for Bass Fishing – Typically Surface Baits are made from Wood, Plastic and Rubber. Photo of Spoons for Bass Fishing – Spoons come in a variety of weights, sizes and colors but a couple of the most popular spoons are the Johnson’s Spoon which is weedless and Dare Devil with its famous red and white stripes. Photo of Night Crawler Worms for Bass Fishing – You can dig your own or purchase Night Crawlers Worms or other Live Bait from a Bait Shop. Picture of Bass Fishing Hooks – Typically for Bass Fishing you will use larger hooks than you would for Panfish Fishing. Photo of Bullet Weights used for Bass Fishing – Bullet Weights are typically use for jigging, help keep weeds off your hook and used with plastic, rubber and Soft Bait Rigs. Photo of Soft Baits for Bass Fishing – Plastic, Rubbers and Soft Baits are normally used on weighted jig heads, spinnerbaits, hook and weight rigs. Photo of Rattle Trap Lures for Bass Fishing – Rattle Traps are named because they have small balls in a hollow body that rattles around with attracts Bass which is considers a game fish and a predator. Photo of Inline Spinner Minnows for Bass Fishing – The Inline Spinner Mepp’s Minnow is one or the more popular artificial lures and is not just use for Bass Fishing used for catching Panfish, Walleye, Northern Pike, Muskie and more depending on size and presentation. Photo of Buck Tails and Inline Spinners for Bass Fishing – Buck Tails are Inline Spinners but they are kind of in their own class due to how popular they are. Photo of Metal Swivels for Bass Fishing – Swivels are basic Bass Fishing Tackle. Photos of Spinnerbaits for Bass Fishing – Spinnerbaits come is all different shapes, sizes and colors. Photo of Crank Baits for Bass Fishing – Crank Baits and come in different designs, shapes, colors and sizes. Photo of Weedless Top Water Lures for Bass Fishing – Typically Surface Baits are made from Wood, Plastic and Rubber. Photo of Spoons for Bass Fishing – Spoons come in a variety of weights, sizes and colors but a couple of the most popular spoons are the Johnson’s Spoon which is weedless and Dare Devil with its famous red and white stripes. Photo of Night Crawler Worms for Bass Fishing – You can dig your own or purchase Night Crawlers Worms or other Live Bait from a Bait Shop. Picture of Bass Fishing Hooks – Typically for Bass Fishing you will use larger hooks than you would for Panfish Fishing. Photo of Bullet Weights used for Bass Fishing – Bullet Weights are typically use for jigging, help keep weeds off your hook and used with plastic, rubber and Soft Bait Rigs. Photo of Soft Baits for Bass Fishing – Plastic, Rubbers and Soft Baits are normally used on weighted jig heads, spinnerbaits, hook and weight rigs. Photo of Rattle Trap Lures for Bass Fishing – Rattle Traps are named because they have small balls in a hollow body that rattles around with attracts Bass which is considers a game fish and a predator. Photo of Inline Spinner Minnows for Bass Fishing – The Inline Spinner Mepp’s Minnow is one or the more popular artificial lures and is not just use for Bass Fishing used for catching Panfish, Walleye, Northern Pike, Muskie and more depending on size and presentation. Photo of Buck Tails and Inline Spinners for Bass Fishing – Buck Tails are Inline Spinners but they are kind of in their own class due to how popular they are. Photo of Metal Swivels for Bass Fishing – Swivels are basic Bass Fishing Tackle. Photos of Bass Fishing Lures and Tackle
Types of Bass in WI
Largemouth Bass
Smallmouth Bass
Striped Bass
Rock Bass
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