Brightonlure lures are the best fishing lures for salt-water and fresh-water fishing.
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BestFishLures.com offers outstanding fishing lures and informational articles about fishing lures and different types of fishing. These lures are the best fishing lures for both salt-water and fresh-water fishing.
What makes Brighton Lures Different from other fishing lures?
The Brighton Lure Rib -Minnow fishing lures are used for catching many different types of fresh-water sport fish. The VibraSound technology attracts the fish with sub-surface vibration w hen fishing for big game. Our lures makes wonderful fishing lures for, Muskellunge, Pike, small and large mouth Bass , fresh-water striped Bass etc. Rib-Minnow lures are popular and highly effective and can be used in nearly every type of fresh or salt-water fishing. These lures represent the basic aspect of baitfish, with lifelike movement . A Rib-Minnow lure imitates every baitfish imaginable. Wide variety of colors and sizes to suite your needs.
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There's More to Lure Fishing than Lures
Before you read about the lures remember these words of wisdom from one who has learned the painful way.
If you're not catching any fish then the most likely reason is that your lure is not close enough to the fish you seek, so make some effort to get near some of your target fish. You can move or you can change how deep (think 3D, depth is as important as geography) your lure is running. Speed of retrieve is the other great variable, you cannot retrieve too fast or too slowly - vary it. The really important question is where your lure is and how fast it is moving, not what it is.
The only lure a fish can take is the one you are using, so use it as well as you can. Concentrate, feel what it is telling you about the topography of the swim - the depth changes, weed, flow rate etc. Always be in control and in a position to strike. Most of all be constantly aware of exactly where your lure is: How deep? How far away? What it is doing? You may need to repeat its position and behavior precisely to catch another fish.
Good anglers catch most fish and it's generally best to assume that we've quite a bit to learn! An open mind is a great advantage, never let preconceived ideas get in the way of trying something new, the fish do not read lure catalogues or fishing magazines. Learn the right lessons from successes and failures and become a better angler.
Observations on using the lures. The body length I've measured without the diving lip, the weights are those quoted by manufacturers/retailers or my own approximations and vary both in accuracy and metric/imperial units. Diving depths are my own estimations, but line diameter must be borne in mind, for bigger lures I usually cast with 100lb Power Pro and troll with 50lb PowerPro or TUF XP, for smaller lures I use 10lb test Power Pro or 20lb test Power Pro or TUF XP. If your line is thicker then they won't dive so deeply.
