by admin on February 24, 2011
The bass is considered the North American game fish, and fishermen are always on the lookout for new and innovative equipment to get that game. This isn’t always very easy, as the bass-fishing industry regularly churns out millions of dollars in fishing tools. This means it is important to actively research the options, so you can find the products that actually work in the water. This is why you found me reading Banjo Minnow reviews.
What Is Its Working Principle? [click to continue…]
by admin on February 23, 2011
Everyone seems to have their own unique fishing techniques and tactics, as well as preferred fishing holes, times of day to fish, and more. It seems that some people have some really great tried-and-true lures as well, but when you try those lures for yourself, they just aren’t effective. It can be so frustrating to spend hours and hours out on the water trying everything you can think of, from moving to a different spot and trying different lures to simply sitting and being patient, all without even a nibble! What you really need is to find a great lure that works for you, and for so many others they have found the lure that works best for them in the Banjo Minnow fishing lures. [click to continue…]
by admin on February 23, 2011
I live in a tourist area that is surrounded by fresh water lakes. This means fishermen are always on the water, whether it is summer or winter. I first experienced the water as a child, and now I’m teaching my own children the ins and outs. This is why I am always searching for new tools to make the experience even better, which is why I was considering the Banjo Minnow.
Why Do Fish Like It? [click to continue…]
by admin on February 14, 2011
From March to the end of April, in some lakes it could last into June, big bass spawn on shallow, sandy beds.
Lures: A lure to trigger a reaction bite is required; light-colored jigs or plastics are easy to see on the bottom. An imitation plastic trout lure can also be used. My personal preferences are: white creature, white jigs and my favorite the Banjo minnow frogs in white color on a Texas rig or dropshot rig. Anything white for me would work, so it makes it easy to see underwater. [click to continue…]
by admin on February 14, 2011
While there are some so-called ‘new’ bass lures on the market, in actuality they are just re designed normal designs.There are a few exceptions: The Banjo Minnow: Not really a new lure, but a different way of rigging a soft plastic bait. The infomercial says that it makes the lure move more naturally. I’ve watched videos of it, and it doesn’t move any better than a lot of baits already on the market. Will it catch fish? Probably, at least sometimes. Is it better than baits already on the market? I doubt it. If you like them, use them. [click to continue…]
by admin on February 14, 2011
How’s Your Bass Fishing?
The North American game fish of all times is the bass. This fish has inspired a multi-million dollar business in the manufacture of all kinds of fishing gear and boats. Technology also inspired electronic media to catch fish in different depths. But a simple idea hatched the birth of the Banjo minnow lure. If it takes a thief to catch a thief, surely it would take a fish to catch a fish. This is the working principle behind the lure. [click to continue…]
