Perfect for: pitching to the heaviest cover, such as slop, pads, undercuts, and wood or docks
The angle of the bend in the shank affects the movement of the jig in the water
Due to Halibuts tendency to short bite and test rather than inhale, the recommended rig is a snell or trap rig
So spinning rods are more sensitive, better for lighter line, lighter bait situations - baitcasting rods, less sensitive, better for heavier cover, heavier applications when you just need to have that horsepower to get the fish out of that cover
I like to fish for bass, musky and pike, which are all known to feed at the surface, so most of the lures I that make are designed to skip across the waters surface