With its equally impressive performance in both fresh and saltwater, as well as its versatility for various fishing styles and species, it's hard to go far wrong with it
Mallard and Claret For many years, Ive had great success fishing a Mallard & Claret towards the end of the season on a dropper 5ft above the point fly, particularly for sea trout that have been in the river for a while
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if thats not working, try adding rod tip action and pauses Pros Available in 33 blade colors and 10 tail dressing colors Six size options, from 0 to 5 Strong vibration and flash attracts fish even in stained water Cons Doesnt work well in heavily vegetated areas I wont lie: The Mepps Aglia and I are old friends
Non-round shape gives cold hands multiple flat gripping surfaces Magnetic lid sticks to the bottom of the container while baiting hooks Holds up to 4 dozen night crawlers with some bedding Useful for boat, bank, river, and ice-fishing live bait setups
