To carry all that stuff...........a back brace
psst you forgot a senko jig!
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psst you forgot a senko jig!
That's a lotta of spoons!! But for vertical jiggin I'd scratch a few off the list (especially the weedless ones) and add the Hopkins shorty, in numerous weights for different depths.
But for vertical jiggin I'd scratch a few off the list (especially the weedless ones) and add the Hopkins shorty, in numerous weights for different depths.i especially like this....
hey Mr Druggist.....you forgot Kastmasters....
hey Mr Druggist.....you forgot Kastmasters....
Thanks for recommending my article, Gregg!
I'm glad you liked it, Mark.
There's nothing quite like the Hopkins Shorty, especially for big bronzebacks here in Western New York. Although I've never tried the Kastmaster spoon in the same manner (vertically) as I use the Hopkins, I'd imagine it might work, too, but I think the "heavy-frontedness" of the Hopkins is its key feature and probably helps to give the lure more action on the drop.
Tight Lines...
I'm glad you liked it, Mark.
There's nothing quite like the Hopkins Shorty, especially for big bronzebacks here in Western New York. Although I've never tried the Kastmaster spoon in the same manner (vertically) as I use the Hopkins, I'd imagine it might work, too, but I think the "heavy-frontedness" of the Hopkins is its key feature and probably helps to give the lure more action on the drop.
Tight Lines...
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