Definitely believe if after the jig hits the water, the reel SHOULD NOT BE 'ENGAGED' (spool locked/bail closed)! Reason being...as that lure sinks and the line becomes taunt-the lure is traveling BACK TOWARDS the fisher, thus shortening the actual length of the cast! Letting the line come off the spool/opened bail-allows that bait to reach the bottom closest under where it entered the water; therefore, keeping the bait/jig in the 'strike zone' longer! This was clearly demonstrated during several boats shows utilizing a clear tank (75'? long x 10' deep) and the rear portion of a bass boat on the same platform.
Definitely believe if after the jig hits the water, the reel SHOULD NOT BE 'ENGAGED' (spool locked/bail closed)! Reason being...as that lure sinks and the line becomes taunt-the lure is traveling BACK TOWARDS the fisher, thus shortening the actual length of the cast! Letting the line come off the spool/opened bail-allows that bait to reach the bottom closest under where it entered the water; therefore, keeping the bait/jig in the 'strike zone' longer! This was clearly demonstrated during several boats shows utilizing a clear tank (75'? long x 10' deep) and the rear portion of a bass boat on the same platform.
Woooo. ! Been watching DSTV all morning!
great to hear
So you guys were throwing up current and fishing back with the tide. Thx.
yes always in big currents, almost impossible to work it against tide unless Carolina rigged to get to bottom
Tide was coming in?
Will that be there I cool winter.
no more of a august sept October place
Do you charter?
no but we run a guide service with great guides
DockSide Matrix Shad-Vortex Shad-Golden Eye what’s the difference from a guid to charter? Is there a contact number?
@@YAYOTUNEZ 228-284-9502 tell cat kris we told you to call