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Here are some terms we've used in BASS EXPERT and what we think they mean.
- Timber: A type of structure defined as flooded tree stumps, logs or bushes.
Known in some places as stickups.
- Twitch Bait: See Minnow Lure.
- Underwater Point: A type of structure defined as narrow extentions of
land into the water.
- Vegetation: A type of cover defined as underwater weeds not reaching the
surface.
- Vibrating Lure: A plastic or metal lure that produces intense vibration
when retrieved. Examples are the Sonar, Gay Blade, Silver Buddy, and Silver
Lucky. Lipless crankbaits that rattle, like the Rat-L-Trap and others are
included in this category and the crankbait category.
- Wall: A type of structure defined as seawalls, concrete pilings, or rock
bluffs.
- Wobbler: A floating lure with a scoop on the front that makes it wobble
and gurgle as it is retrieved. The best example is the trusty Jitterbug.
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