Buying jig heads already painted increases their cost. Is that added cost worth it or is it worth the time to paint your own? Some anglers only use painted jig heads, matched to each bait color. Others fish with both painted and non-painted with little difference in catch rates. In most cases it is worth the extra money or time spent painting your jig heads. Colored jig heads add to presentation and in turn add to more fish in the boat.

Have you ever wanted to change the color of your tails on your worms, grubs or tubes. Well you can and all you need to do is get yourself some Spike-It Dip-N-Glo Plastic Worm Dye. These dyes are specifically designed for soft plastics. Spike-It comes in many different colors, both scented and non scented, and makes improving your soft plastics easy. Spike-It Dip-N-Glo allows you to permanentaly change or add color to your worms, grubs, tubes and any other soft baits while the bite is on. You will be surprised, that just by changing the color of the tail on your worm can make a big difference. 

Flourocarbon fishing lines are all the hype today, but which one is better than the others? FISH THIS has compiled our top three lines based on experience and angler feedback. All of them boast superior invisibility, tensile strength, diameter size and abrasion resistance.