When it comes to cold water smallmouth, a blade bait can be one of the most effective ways to get bites, and today, Omnia Fishing's Jacob Bros is on the water chasing cold, late-fall smallmouth in water temps below 50 degrees. Jacob reviews some key fish-catching differences among four popular brands of blade baits. First, the Megabass Dyna Response is a great option when smallmouth want the most subtle blade bait vibration possible. This bait also features a tinseled tail for added attraction and comes with some of the best stock hooks for a blade bait on the market. Another great option for a subtle vibration with great, vibrant painted colors is the Molix Trago Vib. On the more aggressive side of the spectrum, the Deps Circuit Vib has a hard vibrating action that kicks with minimal movement - a great choice for more aggressive fish under the right conditions. Lastly, Jacob's favorite is the Damiki Vault Blade. The Damiki Vault comes in three sizes in a wide variety of colors, and this specific blade bait is a perfect middle-of-the-road option on its vibration intensity. With the Damiki Vault being a solid day-in and day-out option, there is always a preferred time for more subtle options, such as the Megabass Dyna Response or the Molix Trago Vib, or the more aggressive vibration seen in the Deps Circuit Vib.
Choosing the Right Blade Bait with Jacob Bros
Thu, November 3, 2022