Big Bite Baits Fighting Frog Tilapia Magic is a fishing lure designed to attract and catch fish, specifically targeting tilapias. Tilapia is a popular freshwater fish species, and anglers often seek effective bait options to increase their chances of success in catching these fish. The Fighting Frog Tilapia Magic bait by Big Bite Baits is specifically designed to mimic the appearance and behavior of a frog, which is known to be a preferred food source for tilapias. The bait features a realistic frog design, complete with detailed texture and coloring to enhance its attractiveness to the fish. The color pattern of the Fighting Frog Tilapia Magic bait is specifically chosen to resemble a tilapia, making it even more enticing to these fish. The bait is typically made of soft plastic material, which gives it a lifelike movement in the water when retrieved or jigged.
"In this opulent book filled with full color pictures of headresses and houses, textiles and jewelry, Sheila Paine takes an anthropological and historical look at the symbolism and materials of these charms, fetishes and talismans."
— Vision Magazine, Jan 2005
Worn as necklaces, sewn to clothing, painted on buildings, or hung in vehicles, amulets guard babies and brides; warriors, hunters, and travelers; livestock, crops, and homes through magical, not physical, means. Worn as necklaces, sewn to clothing, painted on buildings, or hung in vehicles, amulets guard babies and brides; warriors, hunters, and travelers; livestock, crops, and homes through magical, not physical, means.
The bait is typically made of soft plastic material, which gives it a lifelike movement in the water when retrieved or jigged. This bait is intended to be used with various fishing techniques such as flipping, pitching, or casting, depending on the angler's preference and fishing conditions. It can be rigged on a Texas or Carolina rig, or used weightless for a more natural presentation.
Amulets: Sacred Charms of Power and Protection (Paperback)
All over the world and throughout history amulets have offered protection against negative forces, whether witchcraft, the evil eye, enemies, sickness, or accidents. Intricately beautiful or starkly simple, they come in an astonishing variety of guises: from stones, shells, and seeds, through animal tails, teeth, and claws, to beads, mirrors, needles, and bells.
With over 400 lavish color photographs, this book explores amulets from every angle, including their symbolism and the diverse material used to craft them as well as the people and objects they protect. Sheila Paine traveled all over the world--from Afghanistan, Russia, and Albania, to Cameroon, Tunisia, and Mexico--to research the form, properties, and use of amulets, whether for health and safety or as channels for spiritual or magical powers. Worn as necklaces, sewn to clothing, painted on buildings, or hung in vehicles, amulets guard babies and brides; warriors, hunters, and travelers; livestock, crops, and homes through magical, not physical, means. Malign spirits and hobgoblins at crossroads have been feared since ancient times, but modern dangers--car crashes, new diseases, even cell phones--have ensured an abiding faith in the magical protection that amulets afford us that is still widely evident today.
About the Author
Sheila Paine is an expert on tribal societies and textiles and is the author of Embroidered Textiles: Traditional Patterns from Five Continents and the trilogy The Afghan Amulet: Travels from the Hindu Kush to Razgrad, The Golden Horde: Travels from the Himalaya to Karpathos, Amulets and The Linen Goddess: Travels from the Red Sea to Prizren. She lives in England.
Praise For…
". . . an in-depth focus which reveals the past, present, and future of amulets in all their symbolism and power."
— The Midwest Book Review
"In this opulent book filled with full color pictures of headresses and houses, textiles and jewelry, Sheila Paine takes an anthropological and historical look at the symbolism and materials of these charms, fetishes and talismans."
— Vision Magazine, Jan 2005
"A beautiful book for the art afficionado or charm enthusiast."
— Vision Magazine, Jan 2005
“Amulets’ mystical appeal gives them a place among the world’s religions--and in our everyday lives.”
— Jennifer Derryberry Mann, Spirituality and Health, August 2005
"The amount of information collected in this book is nothing short of astounding, making this the ultimate ference book."
— Lauren L. Laflamme, The Beltane Papers, Issue 36, Oct 2005
"This book should be included in every Pagan's library."
— Karolina Blaha-Black, New Witch, Apr 2006
". . . each photo brings the vibrancy and color of the culture of amulets: teeth, feathers, beads and mirrors."
— Vision Magazine, Jan 2005
". . . containing full-color photos of genuine amulets on nearly every page, this book is a survey of creaativity and bekief from around the world."
— Barbara Ardinger, PanGaia, Nov 2006
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“Amulets’ mystical appeal gives them a place among the world’s religions--and in our everyday lives.”
— Jennifer Derryberry Mann, Spirituality and Health, August 2005
Anglers who have used the Big Bite Baits Fighting Frog Tilapia Magic have reported successful catches of tilapias, as well as other fish species that are attracted to this type of bait. The lifelike movement and realistic design of the bait make it a valuable tool in the angler's arsenal. Overall, the Big Bite Baits Fighting Frog Tilapia Magic is a versatile fishing lure that can be used to target and catch tilapias. Its realistic frog design, color pattern, and lifelike movement in the water make it an effective option for anglers looking to enhance their fishing experience and increase their chances of success in catching tilapias..
Reviews for "Big Bite Baits: the tilapia angler's best-kept secret"
1. John - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with the Big Bite Baits Fighting Frog Tilapia Magic. The bait did not live up to its claims of being highly effective in attracting fish. I tried using it in different fishing spots, but I only managed to catch a few small fish. The scent of the bait also seemed to wear off quickly, which further decreased its effectiveness. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this product to fellow anglers looking for a reliable bait.
2. Sarah - 1/5 - I had high hopes for the Big Bite Baits Fighting Frog Tilapia Magic, but it fell short of my expectations. The bait tore easily after only a few casts, making it almost useless. The color of the bait looked vibrant in the packaging, but it quickly faded when exposed to water. Additionally, the texture and action of the bait didn't seem natural, leading to poor bites. I was left frustrated and felt that my money was wasted on this product.
3. Mark - 2/5 - The Big Bite Baits Fighting Frog Tilapia Magic didn't work well for me. The bait didn't have enough action in the water to attract fish. I tried using it with various fishing techniques, but it consistently failed to produce any significant bites. The durability of the bait was also questionable, as it tore easily and had to be replaced frequently. I would not recommend this bait to serious anglers looking for reliable and effective lures.