How to Fish Lazer Lures: Spinning, Trolling and Jigging
Lure fishing is action fishing. Three ways to make a Lazer look like a baitfish in trouble.
Using Lazer Lures effectively comes down to three choices: the right hook option, the right target species, and a technique like spinning, trolling or jigging that makes the lure look as natural and enticing as possible to the fish you are after.
Lazer Lures are designed to imitate the baitfish preyed upon by barracouta, bonito, jewfish, kingfish, mackerel, pike, queenfish, salmon, tailor, trevally and tuna.
Spinning
Vary the speed of your retrieve. It mimics a wounded baitfish, making the lure more enticing to a predator that sees an easy catch.
Trolling
Move the rod forward and back to create a more realistic swimming motion, and experiment with different depths and speeds.
Jigging
Let the lure sink to the bottom, raise the rod quickly, then let it drop back. The action mimics a distressed or injured baitfish and can trigger a predatory response. Try it at various depths.
Lure fishing is active. You work the lure to imitate prey, rather than waiting for a fish to find a bait. Fishing with Lazer Lures is action fishing.
