Are plastic fishermen more talented than live bait fishermen...
 

Just wondering?

popping corn and chilling down beer for this one. Its' gonna get interesting...:shaking:

Ask here in Louisiana and you would probably get a yes. Go to Florida and they would say hell no! I think if you take two fishermen who have found fish and one is catching them on artificial and the other is using live bait the one on arti is more talented in my opinion. Fishing with the natural bait should be an advantage.

O yea...by far....no talent in live bait...... Dip , slip, soak and stroke

Still gotta find the fish.......

Also.... I have been out fishing all the live shrimp soakers....on topwater.....lmao

Dude pulled up to us cleaning trout..said damn live shrimp?? I said what is that? Said look at the rods.....

Still gotta set the hook & keep em on the hook.....

Live bait don't get em in the boat any easier..... Just draws a strike with less work...

Ptfff.... Khal hook will get them a whole lot better than a jig head

True...... But most of Ur live bait guys dont fish Alot.... They want fish.... Style don't matter.
It def takes more skill on plastic..... But live bait ain't a guarantee.....

IMO yes people who fish artificial are more talented. You have to put the puzzle together like color,water column ,speed of retrieve,and have a feel for that strike. I think you have to put way more work to become good with artificial.

I have been told if your not wading & if you fish from a boat, you need to fish dead shrimp, so wade fishing with artifical takes talent.

Lord here we go with another one of these discussions.

Just like :"Are bass fisherman better than Saltwater"

this should end the discussion, it can't be said any better. Unfortunately, a few will try.

I know this....next month...I'm going sit on my hole on the channel with some mullet and stick some Hogs......no talent...but I know where they at,,,,,,,

$500 bucks and I'll sell the cords to this spot guys.

X2. I limited this morning by 9:00 and almost all of my fish were caught on topwater, just a handful on jigs. IMO, the "talent" aspect of an artificial lure fisherman has more to do with locating the fish and being able to present a piece of plastic in front of them and convincing them to eat it. If you just go out and throw live bait somewhere you are bound to eventually catch something. Yes it does take more "skill" to work an artificial lure and present it properly as opposed to chunking out a live shrimp on a popping cork and staring at it until it goes under. I probably caught twice as many fish as my buddy that fished with me today, and we both used the same topwater bait, the same rod, same reel, and same line. I think I just jiggled it a little better than him :) So maybe "talent" isn't the best word for this occasion, "skill" might be a better one. IMO it is more satisfying and more thrilling to catch fish on artificial anyway, and I don't bother with live bait at all.

And for free ill show yall how 2 use chopped up fool for cut bait

Haha.

I will fish live bait if I have someone with me who does not really fish. My wife is one of them. This sat I'm gonna be soaking live bait bc my lil brother is flying in from nj and does not fish. Gotta do it. I just want him to catch a few fish.