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Fishing a Natural Forage Baits FT Shad with Daiichi Bleeding Bait Copperhead Hook

Name: Fishing a Natural Forage Baits FT Shad with Daiichi Bleeding Bait Copperhead Hook
Uploaded: 2022-06-02T02:08:08
Duration: 14 min 44 s
Description: Today we were using a Natural Forage Baits FT Shad rigged on a Daiichi Bleeding Bait Copperhead hook, in a very weedy lake. This rig was used on a B'n'M Poles 75 Series 7.5' spinning rod and matching reel, spooled with 10 pound test Nanofil line. It was more of an experiment to see how this rig could set the hook wh...

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Today we were using a Natural Forage Baits FT Shad rigged on a Daiichi Bleeding Bait Copperhead hook, in a very weedy lake. This rig was used on a B'n'M Poles 75 Series 7.5' spinning rod and matching reel, spooled with 10 pound test Nanofil line. It was more of an experiment to see how this rig could set the hook when using a soft plastic jerk worm. At first it was unsure as to how the day's fishing would be, but it turned out fairly well with a variety of sizes of bass up to 4 pounds.