Macks Lure has introduced a new ‘hybrid spinner’ call hummbait. The unique lure is designed to attract fish with noise, vibration & appearance. This lure can be used for several different fishing techniques from casting, to buzzbait or even trolling.

HummBaits comes in three different sizes: 1/4 oz. (Minnow), 3/8 oz. (Smelts), and 1/2 oz. (Shad). Prices range from $3.29 to $3.99. You can pick them up at MacksLure.com or perhaps even find a deal at ebay

In April, the Speckle Trout move to shallower waters for reproduction and feeding.    They will be in large schools at this point in the year.  Speckle Trout generally hang out near drop-offs, near the safe haven of deeper waters.  They also use any kind of cover, such as bridges, rock piles and even docked boats.   A quiet approach is needed so as to not spook the fish, but it is rare that you spot them before they spot you.  The best way to hook a Speckle Trout is to wadefish, as a boat makes too much noise.  A long cast will keep the distance between you and the fish, making you harder for the fish to detect.  Employ slow retrieve tactics to bring your fish in. As a general rule, big trout are a lazy bunch.  Use big bait with medium shrimp being the best option as they stay active on the hook a while longer than the larger varieties.  Loud surface lures are a good option as well, as the more noise your bait makes, the more trout will be attracted. Once hooked, a great deal of care is needed when handling the Speckle Trout.  They are much less tolerant on the catch and release then their redfish counterparts.  Wet your hands before handling your catch, and use a de-hooking device if at all possible.  Touch them as little as possible to make your release successful. Good luck and good fishing!

Bottle-Cap Lures are the ‘Green’ way to catch big fish. Find them at Bottle Cap Lure or on eBay.

This review is for a Limited Edition Collector’s Series 14 karat Solid Gold and Diamond Fishing Lure. Some are bold enough fish with them, while others wear them as an elegant piece of jewelry or as a keychain.

It can also be displayed in a shadow box or hung along side a picture.

This lure is 14-kt solid gold set with 91 diamonds (.45 ct tw). Whoa boy is that a lot of ice! Store for those interested in such things.

It is brightly colored so it will work well in mucky water. It also has a nice little spinner spoon on the front to create some action in the water. They’ll feel this lure coming 10 feet away.

There are only 2 of these left in stock, so hurry up and buy it today. Very cheaply priced at only $3.99 each.

Chrome or 24k gold plated, Squid Spoons combine the same qualities of a spoon and a squid type jig without the red bead. They feature a welded ring and O’Shaughney hooks.

This $3.99 spoon lure looks just like a baby squid. Add it to your tackle box today.