One huge advantage, that I didn't mention, is that you are casting with twice the weight (in this case 1/2 oz), but the fall rate is still the same as a single jighead setup. So you're casting 1/2 oz, but have the "in water" performance of 1/4 oz.
A company out of St Pete, Florida called Love's Lures has been making a tandom jig combo for over 30 years!!. The company was recently sold to someone local...Were a mainstay for Trout here in Florida
Wes, cool! So in 2016, I did a trip, traveling to all 50 US states. The thing that blew me away was that even all over the USA, people fish for the same fish, totally differently.
Joe Mbarak, I believe it will. I was trying my flathead style retrieve, hitting the bottom, with a pause, and it seemed to work. When I get back to Australia I will be trying it for sure.
well well well ,,,,,,,, what els can i say ,,,,,,,,,,,, reedys for plastic fisherman ,,, aha ha aah ,,,,,, had a thought if you get time be great if you get time to have a look in a couple tackle shops while your there ,,,, show the size product rang with stuff we dont see here and prices ,,,,,,,, just a thought ,,,,,, travel safe mate
i really think for your Aussie SUB would love to see what the shops and product range is like and prices payed over there etc etc etc etc ,,,,, im not sure but i think you would get good analytics to people watching a good length video but i could be wrong
Hey Mark, I actually use this method myself but I do it a different way. I’ve caught Flathead and Red Mullet with it. I’ll post a pic of it on insta and I’ll tag you.
same here, that is why i got a okuma citrix with 12kg of drag, i can still fish 15lb braid and catch big fish, because the drag is big enough to slow them down.
