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@mg0275
Works anytime there are bass around. Works in inlets with significant current, so I guess it would depend on the features of your channels. There’s one way to find out…
Question: What time of year is this method used? Would this work during the spring or fall run?
Is this method effective in channels or more of a rocks/structure method? Thanks. I fish Raritan Bay mainly.
@nycfisher1
Thanks. Enjoy!
i bought your book on amazon
very informative video! am i correct to think that the bucktail never touches the bottom because of the current?
@DancingforDollarsX
I use 50# braid for the main line. Given the overhand knot in the 50# mono sinker dropper, it will break before the main line. 15# would break too easily and I’d lose too much lead.
instead of 50lb mono for the sinker why not 15lb ?
@PaintballOO7
This is mostly a boat technique. For bucktailing from shore, it’s mostly a matter of using the right combination of bucktail weight, cast placement, and retrieve speed.
dude i want to go fishing with you one day…you have so much to teach. I live down in Seaford nd go fishing all the time.
Awesome!!! I definitely have to try this out! Is there a way to use this while surf fishing? Like can you cast it out and reel it in so the bucktail is off the bottom?