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Bass Live bait: Minnows and crayfish (natural appeal) Artificial lures: Soft plastic worms and lipless crankbaits (effective in murky or structured waters) Trout Live bait: Worms, larvae, and fly lures (mimic natural insect prey) Other effective options: Dough baits and spinners (useful in lakes and rivers) Panfish (e.g., bluegill, crappie) Live bait: Small worms and minnows Artificial lures: Simple jigs (yield excellent results) Beginners can start with versatile options like live worms or artificial lures designed to attract multiple species

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Align the shaft of the hook so that it is parallel to the skin surface

Heavy leads demand a certain calibre of reel, and having good line lay can improve casting distance

The unusual shapes for tanago hooks, though, are because the fish doesn't take the whole hook into its mouth

bailed spinning reels are the most common to see in South Carolina waters, but bail-less versions are becoming more popular