Some questions on some fishing stuff.. Again.. Please help?
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So I’ve been asking a lot of questions about many of the same things, just gonna pile together a bunch. Please help me with as many as you can.
1. The Zebco Bite Alert spinning combo, I know the technology on the bite alert is cheap, but how does the pole and reel itself handle?
2. The Ugly Stik spinning combo, I know the rod is AMAZING! but i’ve heard the reel on the combo isn’t very good, any truth behind this?
3. What techniques/ lures or bait are good for small and large mouth bass, carp, catfish, and lake trout?
4. Is Berkley triline big game 10-12lb line a good multi purpose fishing line for those fish? Combined with a good rod and reel combo that is.
5. Has anyone used a Browning Fishing Stalker spinning combo? They look ok but how does it handle?
Please answer as many of these as you can, it’ll be greatly appreciated THANKS
AK.. I’m 15 yeah I’m on a low budget. Sorry i have school to go to i can’t center my life around fishing. Was just asking for some help on rods and things because I’m new to fishing. Relax…
And thanks to the rest who actually answered i appreciate it.
Um,, no I’m not new to it just don’t have the best equipment and am on a low budget thanks though. I use Rapala Firetiger Dives-to crankbaits and Huskey jerks with Suffix 10lb line. Just a horrible pole and reel.
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Since they are all budget priced rods and reels, pick any one and start getting out of the house away from the computer and spend some time with your hooks in water
You’ll get a feel for it after a while
Get the Ugly Stick combo use 8-10 lb trilene unless your in lily pads or other heavy cover then use a braided line as it will cut through the lilly pads etc.
Live bait always works best but spinner baits, mister twisters, frogs, hula poppers, crank baits, panther martin spinners.
Change your line often (don’t reel against drag to keep twist out of line) Always check the belly of any fish you keep knowing what they are feeding on will indicate what live bait to use as well as what you want to imitate with an artificial bait.
BTW ; ugly stick has combos with Penn reels.
I almost got the ugly stick lightweight with a Penn 550sg
from Dick’s for $140.
B*tch dont f*ck with terby I’m his fishing partner. WE F*ckn catch fish OK! Dont anser any more of our qeustions u prolly get BL*wjobs from carp fish
I use trilene xt (green) on my spinning and baitcasting reels. 10 and 14 lb. line has caught me many big bass and catfish. I like Quantum baitcasters and several different spinning reels. Texas rigged tubes, lizards, senkos, spinner baits, and rattle traps have all worked for me. A six – six 1/2 ftl medium rod should do you fine. Good luck!
All the poles are great for a small budget, for someone who wants to catch fish and not spend an arm and a leg. Any one of those poles would be great, especially for like the Erie canal. If you are looking to catch ,walleye, catfish, carp,and any other game fish those poles sound great. If you have any other questions feel free to email me at fishermenmyjobfishman@yahoo.com.
you’re obviously just learning about fishing.
just go ahead and get you a simple Zebco 404 and a white H&H spinnerbait. that’s what i grew up learning how to use. and they rod and reel hold up fine for a beginner. don’t dive in with special spinning reels and definately not baitcasters untill you’ve been fishing for a while.
and a spinner bait is a simple bait to use. just cast it and reel it in. and H&H spinnerbaits are made with a smaller profile than other spinner baits, have rubber skirts, and just plain look more like the same size food source for pretty much every predator fish whether it’s bass, bream, or crappie and they just plain catch fish. good to use and grow and learn more about fish habits and cover and they come with a double hook that hangs on to fish much better and moves with the fish so it is not going to up and throw the bait like they doe with regular spinner baits a lot.