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Excellent video! Thanks for the great advice.
I agree. It’s tough to beat live bait. There was one boat that was fishing near us with artificials and I was outfishing them 3 to 1 with live bait. So, there was no reason for me to change. I hear that it’s a lot easier to catch them on artificials in the spring up there. Lots of jigs, tubes, grubs and small soft plastic worms seem to work well.
you could but nothing beats live bait.
nice vid. hey cant you just rig on a plastic worm instead of live crawlers? saves more money and time..