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11 Comments

  1. I think the reason they bite those ribbon tail worms is because they are keying on the last two inches of the worm which often is a different color than the body of the worm

  2. Since I won that money in the big bass splash on a swim jig that's all I've been using to try and get better with it because that was my first time throwing one in the grass and weeds in about 3-4ft of water and it was killing it from the kayak and covering water

  3. i appreciate your video. I've watched many videos and all are saying shad, shad, shad. I was at Table Rock last weekend and I went with shad presentations. Not a bite. I picked up my old faithful phantom craw crank and went to whacking them. Putting a few in the livewell and my livewell had orange craw pieces all over. not a piece of shad anywhere? Table Rock is a Rock lake with no grass. Is that the reason there on craw instead of shad? I seen several balls of bait and an occasional schooling feeding frenzy's.

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