The Drop Shot Hook Dilemma: When to Nose-Hook and When to Texas-Rig
Nose-hooking a Drop Shot creates the perfect, seductive swimming action. But if you try to fish a nose-hooked worm in heavy cover, you are going to spend your entire day re-tying.
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Tungsten vs Lead Weights: Stop Being Cheap if You Want to Feel the Bite
If you are still using cheap lead sinkers for your Texas rigs and jigs, you are actively choosing to fish blindfolded. It's time to upgrade to tungsten.
To Peg or Not to Peg: The Texas Rig Sinker Debate
Should you peg your sinker on a Texas Rig? If you ask 10 bass fishermen, you'll get 10 different answers. But the truth is based entirely on the cover you are fishing, not personal preference.
The Texas Rig Pegging Debate: When to Lock It Down and When to Let It Slide
To peg or not to peg? That is the eternal question of the Texas rig. If you choose wrong, you will either hang up constantly or miss fish on the hookset.
Stop Fishing Blind: Why Tungsten Weights Are Non-Negotiable for Bottom Bouncing
Still pegging cheap lead weights to your Texas rigs? You might as well be fishing with earplugs in. Here is why tungsten is the only way to truly read the bottom.