First, try to identify the best area to cast your robotic lure.  As we have suggested before, use a swimming lure to draw game fish out first, then cast your robotic lure for easy hookups.

Second, choose an appropriate length for your leader line.  We recommend a depth up to 30 feet, so do not let your Rechargeable lure to go beyond that. The lure is best when suspended in mid-water (3~5 feet from the bottom), so your prey could ambush from bottom-up or behind.  You can easily measure the depth using a bobber and a heavy sinker. Adjust the distance between sinker and bobber with every cast, starting relatively short and gradually move up. Cast it to the target area a few times until you see the bobber floating, that’s your depth.

Lastly, fully charge up your lure before use.  Leave it on overnight or at least a couple of hours, and always have a spare one available.  The Rechargeable lure is also a swimming lure, even without a working propeller.  You can still fish with it as a regular Swimming Lure, just cast, wait a few seconds, reel fast, slow, then pause; rinse and repeat, you’ll be surprised at how effective it performs even without the use of its propeller.