Thanks!! For tournament glides we always upgrade our gear to Owner Hyperwire split rings (size 4-6 based on size of bait) and then run the Owner ST-56 3X treble hooks!
For largemouth the go to would be a 6inch swimbait in rainbow trout or a bluegill color! For smallmouth we tend to use white or a Kokanee colored swimbait in the 4.5-5” size!
Great question! We are throwing the glide baits and Hudd swimbait on Sunline Sniper 20 pound Flouro. For the larger Keitech and Top Shelf we are throwing Sunline Sniper 16 pound fluorocarbon!
For gear ratio we stick pretty exclusively to the 7:2:1 as it allows you to have the versatility of keeping the approach and technique slow but allows you to keep up with the fish when they hit the bait and run at you!
Yes, i love this one!
Thanks buddy!! ❤️
Throwing swimbaits beats any other technique in my opinion. Great content! Keep it rollin👍🏻
Thanks Pearce! Totally agree man… they are just the best!
Great video! What replacement hooks do you prefer for your tournament glide baits?
Thanks!! For tournament glides we always upgrade our gear to Owner Hyperwire split rings (size 4-6 based on size of bait) and then run the Owner ST-56 3X treble hooks!
When does the 32# footage drop? 😉
This week!! 🤘🤩
What color and size of swim bait would you use for clearer water?
For largemouth the go to would be a 6inch swimbait in rainbow trout or a bluegill color!
For smallmouth we tend to use white or a Kokanee colored swimbait in the 4.5-5” size!
What kind of line and lbs test are you throwing these baits on?
Great question! We are throwing the glide baits and Hudd swimbait on Sunline Sniper 20 pound Flouro. For the larger Keitech and Top Shelf we are throwing Sunline Sniper 16 pound fluorocarbon!
Oh and gear ratio real ;)
For gear ratio we stick pretty exclusively to the 7:2:1 as it allows you to have the versatility of keeping the approach and technique slow but allows you to keep up with the fish when they hit the bait and run at you!