The bass pros know how to cast, which rods, reels too, line options and the last maybe the most important thing, which lures to use
For baits you want to flutter down with more action, use lighter wire hooks and take advantage of the following sizing guidance: The fatter a bait is for its length, the more likely it will suit an EWG style (long, thin baits work great with straight shank worm hooks) For standard size craw/paddle-style creature baits, EWG hooks in the 3/0 to 4/0 range will be good choices For 6" finesse worms and regular senkos try 3/0 straight shank worm hooks For 7-8" worms go with 4/0 straight shank worm hooks Baits bigger than those already covered might need up to a 5/0 straight shank hook for long, thin baits and up to 5/0 EWG for flipping monster, fat baits into heavy cover Pro Tip: if your hook brand/model doesn't have the point laying perfectly flat in line with the bait, use pliers to bend it out just the right amount to create a perfect weedless bait with great fish-hooking performance
This design is perfect for fish that range from 4-22 inches
Left HANDLE POSITION with dual handle design
Stacked carbon fiber or steel disc drags are perhaps the most dependable drag systems on the market
