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Types of bait/lures and fish they attract Heres a list of the baits and lure youll come across and which fish they attract: Crayfish: For catching big fish ( Largemouth Bass ) Live crickets: For catching medium fish ( Rock Bass, Smallmouth Bass ) Live worms: For catching medium fish ( Steelhead Trout, Smallmouth Bass, Rock Bass ) Cheese: For catching small fish ( Bluegill, Rock Bass ) Corn: For catching small fish ( Chain Pickerel, Bullhead Catfish ) Bread: For catching small fish ( Perch, Redfin Pickerel, Bullhead Catfish ) Special Lake Lure: For catching Legendary Fish ( Legendary Bluegill, Legendary Largemouth Bass, Legendary Perch, Legendary Redfin Pickerel, Legendary Rock Bass, Legendary Smallmouth Bass, Legendary Sockeye Salmon ) Special River Lure: For catching Legendary fish ( Legendary Bullhead Catfish, Legendary Chain Pickerel, Legendary Large Sturgeon, Legendary Muskie, Legendary Steelhead Trout ) Lake lure: For catching medium and large fish in lakes ( Lake Sturgeon, Muskie ) River lure: For catching medium and large river fish ( Sockeye Salmon, Northern Pike ) Swamp lure: For catching medium and large fish in the swamp ( Longnose Gar, Channel Catfish ) Each of the three lures have special versions that increase the likelihood of catching big fish in their respective bodies of water
Crawl, hop, or swim them quickly through hard cover like stumps or brush piles to entice fish
I remember years ago in the spring when shad season would come to the Hudson River, only stake nets (stationary gillnets) were permitted up by the George Washington Bridge, but further up in the Poughkeepsie area, only drift nets were allowed
You can tell them by their thicker gauge wire and the curled hook point
Most of the Field Kits have versatile medium-fast actions and a solid boost in quality over sub-$200 combos
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