Most fish that live in the fresh and salt water eat vibration baits.
In freshwater cod, bass, perch, golden-perch, spangled-perch, silver-perch and trout. In saltwater common captures include – snapper, cod, flathead, bream, tailor, travelly and nearly every species that you can get the bait in-front of.

Sinking-tight wobble-vibrating lure

Cast the VT and ‘count it down’ to the required depth and retrieve at a constant wind, keeping the lure parallel to the surface. This technique also works well in a vertical retrieve.

This technique requires constant lifting and pausing of the rod tip to allow the lure to rise and fall like a wounded bait fish. This technique can achieved excellent results by fishing along the bottom or by fishing contours of the bottom. For suspended fish, try a hopping action with the above constant retrieve to turn lip-tight fish active.

This technique works in both salt and fresh water. Cast the VT and free-spool it to the bottom, slowly wind it through the structure on the bottom with the occasional hop or pause to entice a bite (weed, sand, snags or reef).