He also fished some docks, and for that he says he used a -ounce Ohio Pro Lure jig with a Strike King Rage Craw (pictured with a Zoom Super Speed Craw) which he ran out of on the final day
If you manage to saw through the material it'll be a feathery mess, not a neat cut

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