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Swimbaiting Accessories Reels, Line, and Accessories I Use Board: Working Class Zero Travel Ready Big Bass Board Scale: Boga Grip (Check out our review of the best fish scales for more info) Reels: Daiwa Tatula 300, Shimano Tranx, and Shimano Curado K Line: Seaguar AbrazX How to Choose a Swimbait Rod Mike Gilbert is a bait maker, video creator, and owner of Working Class Zero

Inside, a dedicated sleeve keeps a 15-inch laptop secure, and a front stash pocket provides quick access to smaller items

If you question him further he will tell you he has never caught a bluefin, but was told that is the way to get it done

He used these floating crankbaits in a controlled lake (so they could see the crankbaits float to the top once the fish shed them, and also so they could monitor and follow up on all of the fish) They used both barbed hooks and barbless hooks They hooked the fish in multiple places in their mouth: Lower jaw Through BOTH the upper and lower jaw together (with the treble hooks) Back near the top of the fishs tongue (deep in the Pikes mouth) Once hooked, Chris released the hooked fish back into the small lake so they could start tracking how the fish reacted with the lures in their mouths

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