X Zone Lures for kayak fishing in the south produce great results
Recently, rod builder and Jackson kayak Pro Robert Brown, armed with his own Osprey Rods and some X Zone Lures, spent some time fishing on Lake Guntersville.
Recently, rod builder and Jackson kayak Pro Robert Brown, armed with his own Osprey Rods and some X Zone Lures, spent some time fishing on Lake Guntersville.
There's nothing more rewarding than watching youth connect with the outdoors and learn about our fisheries. Taking a kid fishing can change that child's life and perspective and take them from virtual reality to nature.
For those angler's down South, a day out for crappie and panfish can yield some large fish that are both fun to catch and great to eat. Armed with your favorite ultralight or light action with 2-4 lb test line will make reeling in the panfish feel heavy. Take a look at this article as we discuss a couple of the X Zone Crappie and Panfish lures and how to use them to catch some great panfish.
When you are looking for a bait to attract the fish when they might be finicky, X Zone Lures now has the Pro Series Muscle Back Finesse Craw 3.25" in a slim and slightly smaller profile to attract the bass. With plenty of colors to chose, be sure to try one of these NEW lures this season.
Fishing alongside his best friend and wife Terry, they travel to various places across Canada to fish multi-species and this year Charlie will be using X Zone Lures as part of his tackle to catch the big fish.
The Original Slammer has had it's success due to it's unique shape and features providing unmatched action. With this same design in mind, came the birth of the X Zone Lure's Pan Slammer.
If you are trying to crush the smallmouth bass in either a tournament of just out for a day of fun fishing, we suggest you try the X Zone Lures Pro Series Finesse Slammer.
X Zone Lures have been known to be a go to bait for fishing for whitefish on Lake Simcoe but the newest edition of the Pro Series Crappie and Pan fish Tubes has allowed a new presentation to these fish.
With fall conditions setting in, X Zone Lures, Pro Elite Brandon Lester was able to finish with a third place overall performance with his 33lb 7oz bag at the recent Smith Lake, Southern Bassmaster's Open.
The X Zone Lures brand made it's debut in the freshwater bass industry but it has been making a strong presence lately in the saltwater fishing industry. The soft plastic bait which features a paddle tail and sits 5.5" in length providing great action for either red fish or snook.