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Can just agree with Henrik 100%. Really enjoyed watching this. Us Swedes need these clips to dream about clear tropical waters this time of year. Maybe time to go together next time @henriksandahl3877!
@@eastcoastanglingA destroyed knee keeps me in bed at the moment, but in June I will be out fishing again. For our January trip I will be in my best shape ever.❤
I know this is one of the best lures in the world for GT's and I am definitely not expert but this looks like a very unstable lure. It has huge body roll and seems that you have to work it very slowly so that it doesn't spin. I'm interested in your reply.
Hard to understand without using one with a half decent rod, as Brandon says - timing is everything. Don't expect to be able to rip it through the water willy nilly, you need to be concentrating to use it but the pay off is pretty massive once you see just how much you can adjust the movement/swim of them. I recommend picking up a Gamma 60 or Gamma 90 depending on your setup, definitely good to have at least one.
Gammas are definitely finicky and love quieter water. And compared to something like a stickbait meant for a tuna that’s going to have a tight wiggle and be more upright, the gamma has more of a deliberate left to right action as they swim which GTs love.
