A frustrated fisherman was ready to give up when an older angler suggested using tiny glass rattles.
These small sealed tubes contain metal beads that create a subtle underwater clicking sound when shaken.
Inserted into soft plastics or quiet lures, the rattles can imitate the noise of struggling baitfish and attract curious fish.
It may not guarantee a bite, but this simple trick can give a silent lure an extra sound that gets fish to investigate…SEE BELOW
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