Do you want to increase your chances of catching more fish on your next fishing trip? Well, you’re in luck! We scoured a popular fishing subreddit to gather top tips and methods from avid anglers to help you reel in the big one.
Summary
- Fishing success varies based on species and environmental factors
- Adding action to your lure can attract more fish
- Experiment with different baits and techniques
SamCarter_SGC
“Bobber, hook, worm… wait for the nerds to eat it.” – SamCarter_SGC
EverettSeahawk
Each species fishes differently, and even the same species in different bodies of water can fish completely differently. If you want to catch the most fish, you have to learn and adapt through experience and trial and error. – EverettSeahawk
Suspended4violence
Put some action into your lure. Make erratic movements to mimic prey trying to escape. This technique can attract fish to strike your lure. – Suspended4violence
“4” Berkley Camo Worm Cast toward structure, let it fall, jig it a few times, lift while reeling, then let it fall again.” – Mdh74266
Uptons_BJs
Take a small Rapala original floater, a kayak, and a rod holder. Troll the floater slowly for more successful catches. – Uptons_BJs
MomsBoner
Spin-stop technique is effective for most species globally. Abrupt lures movement changes can keep fish interested for longer periods. – MomsBoner
Tokio_D
Use a blue fleck 4in power bait worm on an offset hook for bass or a burner shad down south for reds and trout, and flounder. – Tokio_D