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This article was written by Catch Co founder and CEO Ross Gordon, who posted his review to our Fishing Free For All Facebook Page. Ok, y’all, the Clickbait just went live on Karl’s this morning and being that I’ve seen the behind-the-scenes for how the Clickbait has been developed over the past 12 months and have been able to fish it …
The chatterbait was the original bladed jig and it’s been hammering fish since the first day it stormed onto the scene from Z-Man. There’s no debating it flat out catches fish. Chatterbait trailers, however, have been up for some debate. It seems like just about every angler has a different favorite. Choosing which soft plastic to trail behind your vibrating jig …
Spinnerbait vs chatterbait. You roll up to the lake, see some shallow water, some wood cover, maybe a nice stretch of docks in muddy water. Which are you going to bust out, how are you going to trail them, and when should you throw each bait? Allow Ben Milliken to break down the differences and similarities for you here! When …
A Chatterbait fished alone will catch lots of bass, but adding a soft plastic trailer will enhance your chances of catching even more fish. The Chatterbait itself has plenty of action and vibration for attracting bass, yet you can add more bulk, buoyancy and action to the lure with a plastic trailer attached to the bladed jig. You can also …
When you look at a bladed jig, it’s hard to figure out if it’s a version of a spinnerbait or a jig. The bladed jig first came on the bass fishing scene as the original ChatterBait. Featuring a jig body with a hexagon-shaped blade, the ChatterBait and its spin-offs have become a hit with the B.A.S.S. and FLW touring pros. …
