The last two feet of line is thin and is where the fly is connected
Chod and helicopter rigs: beads, rig rings, swivels and sleeves must match rig movement and safety requirements
The idea behind developing this 6th Sense swimbait is to help you catch the largest fish where you drop a line
[I collected and planted in my garden] from the countries through which I marched and the mountains which I crossed, the trees [and plants raised from] seeds from wherever I discovered [them, such as]: cedars, cypress, simmesallu-perfume trees, burasu-junipers, myrrh-producing trees, dapranu-junipers, nut- bearing trees, date palms, ebony, Magan-ash, olive trees, tamarind, oaks, tarpiu-terebinth trees, luddu-nut-bearing trees, pistachio and cornel-trees, mehru-trees, semur-trees, tijatu- trees, Kanish oaks, willows, sadanu-trees, pomegranates, plum trees, fir trees, ingirasu-trees, kamesseru-pear trees, supurgillu-bearing trees, fig trees, grape vines, angasu-pear trees, aromatic sumlalu-trees, titip-trees
Best techniques: Blade Baits worked vertically through suspended schools, Vertical Jigging Mid Depth (10-19') with spoons near baitfish schools, Umbrella Rigs slow-rolled through suspended fish