Catch More Fish™ Inshore Spinning

With a Shakespeare® Catch More Fish® combo, anglers will have everything they need to enjoy a day of inshore fishing. In addition to a Shakespeare® rod and reel, the combo also includes top brands in bait and line – Berkley® Gulp!® and Stren®.

• Includes Berkley® Gulp!® shrimp and jerk shads, pre-tied popping cork rig, Carolina rig, jig heads and tackle box
• Aluminum spool filled with 10 LB Stren monofilament fishing line
• Inshore
• Bait:
• Berkley® Gulp!® Shrimp and Jerk Shads
• Tackle:
• 3 - Pre-tied leaders with barrel swivel and hook
• 1 - Pre-tied popping cork with hook and leader
• 4 - 3/0 Inshore Hooks
• 2 - Jig Heads
• 5 - Barrel Swivels
• 2 - Egg Sinkers
• 4 - Split Shots
• 5 - Fluorescent Beads
• Popping Cork Rig
• Tie the popping cork rig to the end of the line.
• Thread the Gulp!® shrimp or jerk shad onto the hook. When the hook reaches the middle, push the end of the hook out of the bait.
• Slide the bait towards the end of the hook.
• Fishing Tips
• Fishing a popping cork is extremely effective when fishing for redfish and trout. Cast out and jerk the rod tip back to produce a “popping” sound with the cork. Try various patterns of popping, pausing and then popping again. The sound of the cork imitates baitfish breaking the surface and attracts fish. In general, try targeting points with moving water, underwater structure such as rocks and oyster reefs, and visible structure including fallen trees, mangroves, or dock pilings. 
• Carolina Rig
• Thread egg sinker on the line, followed by a florescent bead.
• Tie the line to the barrel swivel and pre-tied leader.
• Thread a Gulp!® shrimp or jerk shad onto the hook as shown in the picture below.
• Fishing Tips
• A Carolina Rig is one of the best bottom rigs for inshore fishing. Carolina rigs help to prevent your line from getting snagged on the bottom because the weight can move freely up and down the main line. A Carolina rig also allows a fish to pick up the bait without feeling the weight of the sinker. There are several ways to fish a Carolina rig: 1) keep a tight line and try to keep the bait still on the bottom, 2) bounce the weight on the bottom with a slow retrieve, 3) let the current take the rig as it bounces along the bottom.