I don't want to fish the 1/64-ounce jig because it will make me 5 times slower fishing
My favorite, all around cadence is one reel, twitch, let drop for one second, twitch-twitch, drop for one second, one reel, twitch, drop, repeat until retrieved
Im here to tell you that you could use these same techniques as well as everything youve learned inshore and apply them in the depths of the abyss and youll catch a trophy fish that will leave you speechless at the rail full of adrenalineits tilefishing out of Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn
Instead of casting as far as you can into the middle of the lake or pond, I encourage you to try casting it at a 45-degree angle from the bank to take advantage of these break lines
Bandit WALLEYE DEEP-BUMBLE BEE The Bandit Walleye Deep dives all the way to 27 feet and trolls even deeper than that