is there really that big of a difference between these bass lures?
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im new to using lures, but i have a black worm thing that has a spinner attached and the same thing that doesnt have a spinner attached. what one is better? does it even matter?
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depends on the conditions of the lake but both lures should be really good.
one the worm attracts by sight the spinner works by sight and sound(vibratition)
Fish have different moods..The spinner is used at a constant reeling. The worm thing without spinner is made to move slower…Slower is usually better when colder or later in the day.. Spinner is usually better in warmer water and earlier in the day… would help if you had a name for spinner wormy thing…