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3 At the end of the other leg of the lure, a flat metal piece called a blade or spinner is attached to the eye of wire leg
Point: the sharp end that lets you hook the fishs mouth Barb: the extended part of the point that projects backward that helps set the hook Eye: the round portion where you connect the hook to the line Bend: the curved shape of the hook Shank: the part where the bend and the eye connect Gap: the stretch separating the shank and the point The point of a fishing hook its profile and length will determine how well your fishing hook can penetrate the flesh of the fish
Some enjoy fighting the strength and power of a fresh Chinook, whereas others find satisfaction in the skill it takes to persuade these fickle fish into biting
Level Wind Mechanisms Lever wind mechanisms work back and forth across baitcasting reels to evenly re-spool the line as it is retrieved
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