Bob Shipp and he says no one but a fishery scientist would care to describe the differences in them
Time Most Active Dawn or dusk Spring/Fall Depth Shallow Summer/Winter Depth Deep Best Lure To Mimic Bait: Crankbaits, jerkbaits, soft plastics, spinnerbaits, swimbaits, jigs, topwater baits Time Most Active Night Spring/Fall Depth Deep Summer/Winter Depth Deep Best Lure To Mimic Bait: Jigs, soft plastic craws Time Most Active Night or dawn Spring/Fall Depth Shallow Summer/Winter Depth Shallow Best Lure To Mimic Bait: Topwater frogs, soft plastic frogs or lizards Time Most Active Night Spring/Fall Depth Deep Summer/Winter Depth Deep Best Lure To Mimic Bait Soft plastic worms Why we chose it: This squarebill crankbait lure by 6th Sense is a staple for an anglers tackle box
Fluoro is transparent, making it all but invisible beneath the surface
Its compact, so it can slip in the smallest spaces between mats, but has an oversized flapper tail for extra action on the way down
Goliath Groupers will engulf pretty much any live bait they can get their mouths around including tuna, snapper, stingrays, jacks and even sharks
Where the Matchman really shines is the kit package