The Advantages of Using Banjo Minnow Lures In Spring Time

In discussing the advantages of Banjo Minnow lures over traditional or even natural baits, one has to take a lot of factors into consideration.  Let’s first discuss the advantages of lures (artificial bait) over natural bait.  There is a large variety of lures available, including jigs, spoons, plugs, plastic lures and spinner or swim bait. 

Lures have some ecological advantages over natural bait.  In some circumstances, natural bait can bring contamination to the river or lake they are put in.  Some fisherman prefer lures because they simply perform better than natural bait, especially in unsettled waters, stained waters and dark nights. 

Another issue with artificial minnow bait is that it’s much easier to use than real bait.  Some fishermen just don’t like natural bait, period.  They don’t like the feel of a live worm or a dead frog on their hand, go figure.  Furthermore, artificial lures tend to last much longer than natural bait because they are manmade and do not quickly decay.

The Banjo Minnow fishing system has even more advantages over traditional, artificial bait.  Banjo fishing lures go beyond just mimicking the vague shape of a fish.  The minnow actually looks like a fish, right down to the squishiest detail.  This artificial minnow also moves and swims like a real fish. 

The Banjo Minnow was designed to appeal to a fish’s predatory instincts.  With most artificial lures, the fish bait simply waits for another fish to attack it.  With Banjo bait, the predatory fish thinks it is swallowing an injured fish.  The Banjo Minnow actually jerks, pauses and changes direction, mimicking the spastic movements of a dying fish.  Because it plays on the instinct of fish rather than just their hunger (the urge to dominate other species) fishing with banjo is far more effective than traditional fishing lures.

When you order a minnow kit you get a video DVD that instructs newcomers how to use the system.  Your focus will be learning how to jerk your hand quickly but without moving your arm.  You will also learn the importance of pausing in between jerks and making the bait change directions. 

If you want to catch more fish but can’t seem to do it, then think about how to improve the quality of your bait.  Your bait must look real, act real and seem real in every possible way.  This is the edge that the Banjo Minnow brings.

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