The rubber shad and the sand eel are most popular
Use them when: Water temps drop Fish hold tight to structure Slow presentations are required Their compact size matches smaller winter forage perfectly
Bass sees it as something worth having a crack at
Tip: Movement of the lure needs to be created by moving the tip of the fishing rod in different motions, this will create the most life like motions of the frog
You can also use wool or cotton yarn instead of nylon, or plastic strips instead of cloth as a first cover
Key Features Tapered, balanced design for long casts and steady action Fluttering, vibrating presentation that mimics baitfish Excellent for casting, snapretrieve, and vertical jigging Works well over points, breaks, flats, and current edges Available in multiple sizes and finishes to match conditions Gliding Jigs Gliding jigs such as the Rapala Jigging Rap are compact, center-weighted lures designed to dart aggressively away from the angler on the lift and glide back toward center on the fall, making them especially effective for walleyes in cold water