Crankbaits
The crankbaits, which are sometimes called jerkbaits, seem to be the most effective lure in any setting. The distinct feature of crankbait, as opposed to others, is that they are made to be used for a certain depth. The depth to which crankbaits dive depends on the shape of the lip. Crankbaits are one of the lures that are recommended for beginners.
Spinners
Spinnerbaits attract bites with the noise and the flash that they make. Spinners usually consist of single or dual blades that flash while being retrieved. They are especially effective for use in shallow and murky waters. To enhance the effectiveness of the spinner, the color must be matched with the vegetation of baitfish in the area.
Jigs
Jigging lures are made of lead and are meant to be used by using a jigging motion for retrieval. Unlike crankbaits and spinners, which are used in a horizontal motion, it is intended to attract fish by its vertical motion. Using jigs require a steeper learning curve. Being made of lead, which naturally sinks, there is always a chance of getting snagged on the rocks or structures underwater so use them with caution.
Poppers
Poppers are easily distinguished from other types of lures because of their cupped mouth. The mouth is designed to scoop and push a surge of water to attract bites. The sound of water that it makes it made to imitate either a scaping baitfish or a feeding predator. The poppers also require some practice to master and may also require a specialized type of fishing rod. It is more effective when the water surface is calm.
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