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Esca is a new invention from a Norwegian company called Esca Global A/S. This company has combined a natural phenomenon which has been around for millions of years to fishing lures. In the night or at deep depths different creatures in the sea have evolved a light organ to navigate or attract other fish, either for spawning or for catching prey fish.

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The company has through years of development made small units which create light. These can be placed near lures or baits to attract any kind of fish. Research during a long period proves that this is super effective because most fish species are naturally attracted to light in the evening or night.

The units contain materials which reacts with the salt molecules and develop light. Because it demands a certain amount of salt in the water it is limited to be used in saltwater and brackish water. However, it is possible to use this new invention for those who do pike fishing in the sea as pike manage to live and reproduce in brackish water.

This unit generates its own energy just by being in water with saltiness, and it last at least 100 hours in the water. Just attach this unit in front of or between the lure and hooks of your pike lures or other fishing lures and expect more catches. We guarantee much better fishing results. Esca weighs 9 grams, have either blue or green colors and have different blinking frequency. Check out this new revolutionary invention and get ahead of your fishing friends.

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Here is a very clever piece of fish catching technology. Its called the Esca Lure. The Esca Lure is a genuinely new and innovative product that will help you catch more fish, an essential addition to even the best-stocked tackle box. Inspired by natures living lights, the Esca lure can be expertly integrated into small units that are used as add-ons to any lures or tackle. Esca uses no batteries and generates its own energy in salt water. Attached to your favorite lure or tackle, Esca will help you catch more fish.

You can also combine an Esca Light up lure with a spinner, by attaching the Esca lure to either the top or bottom split ring, or you can choose to use the Esca with or without a hook. Anglers have had a lot of success with attaching the Esca light up lure Esca Light up lure to the top of the spinner without using a separate treble hook. The Esca then acts as a lure light, so it looks like the jig has caught a prey that is emitting light. Esca have produced the perfect deep sea fishing solution that really works!!You can also use the Esca Light up Lure as a hanger, with or without an Esca shrimp or an Esca squid accessory. Positive reports have been received from Sea Anglers who have stated that the Esca Light up Lure is extremely effective when combined with bait. The Esca Light up Lure attracts the interest of the fish, which then finds the bait a lot more easily and triggers hunting instincts. Esca Lures will give you better results!   Read more...

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There are many factors that play into a successful day of bass fishing. Facts that we do know is that the weather is a big one. Is it sunny or cloudy, windy or calm? The stage of the moon and barometric pressure also seems to have an affect on whether these moody fish decide to feed or not. Spawning season also plays into the big picture. One can do an in depth study on each of these variables, however how many of us really have the time to analyze all the scientific and the meteor logic effects on bass. Let’s face it. When we finally get a day away from work to go bass fishing, that’s what we are going to do. Go fishing. You may have a few hours the day before to get ready for your trip and choose the lures that you think will work the best. Let’s talk about basic things that have worked for me.

Bass fishing with plastic worms always seems to work the best for me. As a standard 3-4″ worms are great. The pumpkin shades such as brown, orange brown, red brown, craw, and tan work well, a little glitter doesn’t hurt either. I have also found that black worms work very well in murky water. The bass seem to pick up on the contrast. Try spraying a little WD-40 on the plastic worm, the bass are attracted to the scent.

Cast your bait in areas that bass like to hang out, usually in the shadows. They like to feel protected. Around tree stumps, fallen logs, tall reeds, and shore ledges. Work the worm on the bottom, reeling in very very slowly. When you feel a tap,tap,tap point your rod down and take up the slack in the line. When you feel him tighten the line, SET THE HOOK.  Read more...

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Metal Spoons

The object of the large metal spoon is to resemble a large bait fish such as menhaden or mullet, and most are chrome or bright silver. When using a large metal spoon most surf fisherman will be after bluefish, but almost any fish will take them. These streamlined 2 to 4 ounce spoons will reach most outer bars with ease. Jigging the spoon on a medium fast retrieval tends to bring good results. If you are after bluefish remember to attach a 12 inch wire trace before the lure.

Lead Head Soft Plastic Tail Jig

The great thing about this type of lure is the variety of combinations available. The action of the lure on retrieval will vary with your choice of tail, so always carry a few different colors and sizes in your bag for a quick change. Changing your choice of tail is a simple matter and can be done quickly and easily. You can use many types of retrieval when using the combination jig, but employing a slow and steady retrieve will see the most takes. Heavy mono-filament line will effect the jigs performance so try and use a short length of light weight leader.

Small Metal Lures

The smaller metal surf fishing lures are great for use with light spinning tackle, a 7 to 9 foot spinning rod and a reel loaded with 10 to 12lb mono-filament main line will allow you to use this type of lure to its full effect. The lure itself is designed to resemble a minnow and when used on a fast retrieve will attract small to medium sized bluefish. A very slow retrieve keeping the lure close to the bottom will produce trout and smaller striped bass.  Read more...

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The bass fishing lures being outlined in this article are being listed in no particular order and are all effective. Remember, if you’re trying to catch a lake record any of these bass lures will work, but the biggest keys to success are practice and patience. The more time that you can spend using these lures the better. There is simply no substitute for practice and patience when it comes to bass fishing.

Crayfish Baits – Crayfish imitations of all kinds are effective during the spring of the year. In very slow moving to still water (such as in bays and coves) a slow moving crankbait is a very effective fishing lure. If there is a little current, soft plastic crayfish imitations are effective at catching spring bass. The key with fishing crayfish baits is to understand how a real (or live) fleeing crayfish looks in the water. A fleeing crayfish “jumps” and then swims backwards when startled. This means that your retrieve should mimic this action as much as possible.
Crankbaits In Crayfish Colors – Crankbaits that mimic baitfish, but that are dark red, red, and/or black/brown in color are excellent early spring bass fishing lures, especially when retrieved quickly through shallow water with a rocky bottom. Since bass like to key on crayfish during the spring a lure that is colored like a crayfish, but doesn’t necessarily look like a crayfish, can be quite effective. This is especially true as the water temperature rises.
Spinner Baits – As the water warms in the lake you are fishing, spinner baits will become more and more effective. Spinner baits are also an excellent way to locate feeding spring bass on a given body of water. Flooded brush is a great place to find bass in the spring of the year and a Spinnerbait fished over and through flooded brush is a very effective spring bass fishing technique. Spinner baits are great bass fishing baits at many times of the year, but the springtime seems to be especially good.  Read more...