Serious line twist commonly results from fast trolling live baits. Add a Snap-Loc® to the eye of your swivel and you reduce line twist to a minimum. As a bonus, it’s easy to control depth by simply snapping on different, or additional, Snap-Locs®.
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When using cowbells or flashers for lake or ocean trolling, the Snap-Loc® can be a real line saver. Attach a small Snap-Loc® to the front eye of your swivel and all the twist and spin stays between the swivel and lure.
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Pike are sight feeders, so it pays to use flashy baits such as spoons and buck tail spinners.
I caught these fish at Aurora Reservoir in Colorado using a 2oz. bottom bouncer with a 6ft. mono leader to a slow death hook and a crawler. Trolling speed in the fall needs to be .08-.09 mph. With the water temp at 75* F the walleye are pretty lethargic and need bat tht is slow. [...]
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I casted out to start a trolling pass, and before I was even set up the fish hit the lure. At first I thought I was snagged because it happened so fast, but then it started to move around and I new I had a fish on. I am wearing camo because that is my [...]
The best lure I have ever seen for catching pike, is the DARDEVIL, a spoon that comes in all kinds of color combinations. The northern pike cannot resist the flashing colors and the silvery bottom of this spoon, which also comes in different sizes, from about 1″ to a foot long.
Brothers Doug and Roger battled it out on Lake Koronis, near Paynesville, MN with Doug one upping Roger 6 fish to 5.
Young Jack of Monticello, MN is all smiles after Karen lands this nice 25” walleye in northern Minnesota. After a few quick pictures, the fish was released and will hopefully bring as much enjoyment to another person if caught again.
