How To Trigger Aggressive Lunker-Landing Reaction Strikes
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Some folks get a reaction from poison ivy. Others get a reaction from eggs or peanuts. All of those are bad reactions, usually itchy and unpleasant — certainly reactions you’d rather avoid.
As an angler, the best reactions come from big bass. That’s when bass aren’t actively feeding but still know a good thing when they see it. In a nutshell, a fast, instinctive bite is what a reaction strike is all about, and they’re not at all itchy.
When former B.A.S.S. Angler of the Year Frank Scalish wants a reaction strike, he throws a bait with plenty of hooks. In fact, his reaction bait carries a double set of trebles. During fall, Scalish manages to get satisfying, non-allergic reactions with suspending jerkbaits. They are his seasonal weapons of choice. However, Scalish knows that getting a reaction strike begins with understanding the conditions that induce them.
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