Tackle, Tactics and Experience
Improve Your Lure Fishing Results
Revised May 2004
Not surprisingly, quite a few of the emails I have received have asked
how to improve results either through finding better locations or using
better tactics, these articles are a short summary of my advice.
We all want to catch more and bigger fish, but: how far are you prepared to go? How much are you prepared to spend? And how hard are you
prepared to work? You decide your own limits, but those limits of
personal commitment translate into limits of how successful you can be.
Some anglers are richer, have more time to spend, or live closer to top
quality waters, and unless they are totally incompetent they will catch
more and better fish than the average angler who gets out two or three
times a month and fishes his nearest local venue, even if that angler
is a particularly good angler, he will only catch what his waters
contain. If someone can recite an impressive list of big fish it is a
sure sign that they have access to some good waters, and time to spend
on them.
So,
how determined are you to catch fish? Decide your own limits and just
how much you can put into your lure fishing. Read the following advice
and decide how much of it you can use to help you catch more and better
fish.
It
is easy to split the advice into three sections, the first looks at all
our knowledge of the fish and how it affects the angler, the second at
our tackle, and the third at our approach and techniques.
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