In floating minnow models, the pause returns the lure up, which is useful when you want to change the level without a sharp acceleration. The sinking wobbler gives another control: You can wait for him to come down and then start the conduit. The Popper variant operates on the surface with distinct movement, while the stickbait requires a rhythm that shapes its lateral movement.
The power of excitement and the speed of the current determine how easily you will hold the chosen conductor. On a calm surface, start at a more moderate pace and observe if the lure keeps a steady line. On more dynamic water, test faster lead, but abort if the wobbler starts to go out of control from its course. For active fish, change speed first, then the working layer.
The variant of the coloration matters after you have specified the shape and buoyancy. Compare it with visibility in the water and available small fish, instead of changing color, speed and depth at the same time. If you are looking for an imitation close to a sardine, the corresponding option is a logical test; in a weak response, change only one parameter to find out what influences the attacks.
After sea fishing, rinse the baits with clean fresh water and let them drain completely. Check the diving lip, rings and hooks for damage or corrosion before returning the wobbler to the box. Keep floating, sinking and surface patterns arranged separately; So when you shift you will reach for the right behavior without wasting time recognizing by the water.
From the marine theme you can continue to Sea fishingwhen you want to connect the lures to the rest of the tackle. To compare with the spinning use open Spinning Vaults, and on a more general review of this type of lures return to Wobblers.