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saltwater fishing lures

started by Alfred Cook on 13 Apr 12
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    When you are good to go out on a deep sea or deep sea sportfishing expedition, sea fishing lures are a significant part of your sport fishing tackle. Besides saltwater rods together with reels, the fishing lures you select can make the difference in a successful fishing trip and a day with no sea food. Just like freshwater fishing, some fish will bite on certain coloured fishing lures on different days depending on the sunlight, cloudiness and the natural baitfish they have been eating.

    Many of the sportfishing lures resemble brightly shaded tropical baitfish and many islands are tube-like lures that will resemble brightly coloured fluorescents squid. In deep-sea offshore fishing, many of the fishing lures are similar to large squid because that is the large part of many fish diets inside ocean. There are some lures which can be brightly coloured streamers or ribbons which might be trolled behind the motorboat, and others may resemble large sized rattletrap fishing lures or deep trolling freshwater fishing lures, except on a large scale.

    When you are looking for fishing lures, you can use about any saltwater lures along with the larger, the better. You have to note that the large game fish want a large lure, much like offshore fishing for Northern Pike and Muskie.

    With that in your mind, water clarity is normally no problem in deep-sea fishing like it is in freshwater offshore fishing. The fish in the ocean are used to the brightly shaded tropical fish and eels, squid, and octopus reflect the sunlight in the bright spectrum of gentle.

    If you have been deep-sea fishing on a charter boat trolling with regard to dolphin, then you has been amazed at how fake the lures appear to the average eye, with bright coloured streamers in regards to foot long, but the dolphin run after after them even though there is a boat trolling them through the water.

    Deep-sea fishing can defy logic, so don't try to out-guess the fish when you are looking for deep sea fishing lures. They are not since skittish as their freshwater counterparts plus they are used to bright hunting, fake looking food as they simply are natural, looking modest baitfish. Sometimes, deep-sea sportfishing involves what they call, "teaser" lures, which are meant to get attention.

    Many people also fish with live bait for certain kinds of deep ocean fishing, but if you will be trolling, then  fishing lures undoubtedly are a necessity and plenty of flash get their attention from a distance. Large spoons work well, especially when trolled with of floating weed beds.

    When you are ocean fishing, if you watch for seagulls flying over algae bed frames, chances are there will be large fish there, too, because the floating algae is where the bait fish seek covers from larger fish and sea birds. When forthcoming on seagulls and algae bedrooms, tropical fish look-alike plugs, large silver or silver spoons and brightly coloured fishing lures work certainly well.

    When in doubt, call ahead to the area you will find yourself fishing and find out what fish are biting and what deep-sea fishing lures are working best. They are always very happy tell you!

    REFERENCE:

    http://www.articlesurge.com/Art/251463/169/Fishing-A-First-timer-s-Guide.html

    http://www.azarticles.com/20111213004317171380

    http://www.ezarticlesdb.com/Art/312955/169/Fishing-A-First-timer-s-Guide.html

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