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Butter sole

Isopsetta isolepis

Family
Pleuronectidae
Max Length
55 cm
Max Weight
5.5 kg
IUCN Status
LC
Water Type
saltwater
Fishing Spots
3

Best Baits & Lures

Live Baits

  • Sand worms

    A very common and reliable bait.

  • Pile worms

    Another good worm option, very attractive.

  • Ghost shrimp

    Butter sole love the scent.

  • Clam necks

    Tougher bait, stays on the hook longer.

Artificial Lures

  • Berkley Gulp! SandwormSoft Plastic

    Imitates natural worms effectively.

    Buy
  • Luhr-Jensen Krocodile SpoonSpoon

    Silver or gold, with enticing wobble.

    Buy
  • Worden's Original Rooster TailSpinner

    Vary retrieval speed for best results.

    Buy
  • Northland Tackle Mimic Minnow JigJig

    Effective bounced along the bottom.

    Buy

Techniques

When fishing for butter sole, use a slow retrieve and bounce your bait or lure along the bottom to attract their attention; they often hug the seabed.

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Where to Find Butter sole

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best bait for Butter sole?+

Popular baits for Butter sole include Sand worms, Pile worms, Ghost shrimp, Clam necks, Berkley Gulp! Sandworm. Tip: When fishing for butter sole, use a slow retrieve and bounce your bait or lure along the bottom to attract their attention; they often hug the seabed.

Where can I catch Butter sole?+

Butter sole can be found in many locations worldwide. Top regions include Ontario, Canada; Manitoba, Canada. WikiCatch lists 3 fishing spots where this species is found.

How big do Butter sole get?+

Butter sole (Isopsetta isolepis) can reach up to 55.00000120000001 cm in length and 5.5238 kg in weight. Their IUCN conservation status is LC.

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