Hey everybody, this week on all things fishing, we are continuing the four-part series.

We're doing about lures.

This week's episode will be about spinner baits, spinners, and jigs.

On this week, on the next week's episode, we will talk about where to fish them, when to fish them, and what fish they're good for.

Hey, everybody. where to fish them, when to fish them, and what fish they're good for. Hey everybody, this week and all things fishing. Like I said in the introduction, we'll be talking about spinner baits, spinners, and jigs.

So spinner baits and spinners are kind of the same. They're under like the same kind of spinning category, I guess. And then Jigs are definitely not the same.

I just kind of smushed them all together into one episode just to make it easier because I,

I don't need to, Jigs do not really need their whole, I don't know enough about Jigs to make

them have their own episode.

Um, yeah.

So first off, I'll start with spinner baits.

So spinner bait is something you're going to use in shallow water.

It has like a really kind of smooth spinning motion with the blade, like I talked about last week on the crankbait episode.

But it has like a really smooth spinning motion with the blade.

And that just like that, that shines in shallow water with, because it's not like, generally the sun will be shining on it.

That's kind of like glints everywhere and that is what will, that's what will attract those fish.

So, um, next is a spinner. So a spinner really is the best, in my opinion, one of the best

lures of all time ever made, just like a regular inline spinner, like a MEPs or a rooster

tail, something like that. Um, you can catch a million trout with those you can catch Craig with one lure you could

like one just like small not a treble hook one just like a single hook like rooster

tail you can catch probably you could catch probably three like four different types of

fish small mouth large mouth like all kinds of pan fish, croppy sunfish, bluegill, stuff

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