Lures Reel
Lures Reel
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do anyone know how fast to reel in the bass lures?
There is no correct answer and there is no wrong answer. The rate of speed a lure is reeled in depends on the type of lure and the desire of the fish to attack something moving fast or slow.At times the fish will take a spinner bait fished so slow it almost bumps the bottom. Other times you have to reel it fast enough that the spinner will almost come out of the water. At times the fish want a buzz bait, and it is reeled at a speed that will keep it on top of the water. Some crank baits are designed to dive deeper the faster you reel them. Sometimes the bass love to hit them at the higher rate of retrieve. Other times a crank bait can be retrieved just fast enough to make it wiggle and the fish will try to kill it. Then there are the plastics. Retrieved with so many twitches and pauses it seems like one cast takes forever to reel in. And the fish seem to prefer this lure and retrieve most of the time, depending on conditions. So you see try it all and see what gets you the most action. But remember, what works on one particular trip may not work on the next trip, and you have to be able to adapt. If one style of lure or retrieve doesn't work, go to another lure. That is the secret of bass fishing. The ability to recognize what isn't working and what to try next. Hope this helped a little. Good luck!