*I already own the Battle II combo **enjoyable.fishing** recommend and decided to try a Fierce II combo to carry out to the pier. Works great and for the money they are hard to beat.*
David, We recommend something hi-vis. The high visibility line will give you the ability to see your line jump or start swimming off if it is an extremely light bite or you don't feel the fish. Generally a 4-6lb hi-vis monofilament line will get the job done in 99% of circumstances. Thanks!
*I already own the Battle II combo **enjoyable.fishing** recommend and decided to try a Fierce II combo to carry out to the pier. Works great and for the money they are hard to beat.*
This video was such a great learning tool. My latest new rod was a St. Croix. Two thumbs up!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video really enjoy watching you guys shooting those docks with no problems at all👍
You have come a long way since buying my old Charger boat.
lol... the ole bow and arrow cast!!!
So 6’9 XF vs 6’6 fast? Which one is more universally preferable for this?
What is the ideal weight jig for this method?
Interesting
Can you flip a double jig like that?
Where can I order the weedless hooks from?
Wish I could afford 1 of those rods.
By a Mexican made one
@@chipsammich2078 I use a 6 foot ugly stick for dock shooting. It works fine
It takes alot of practice.
A little practice, and the right action rod. After 10 minutes or so, I was hitting them pretty consistently.
I got an ultra light with 4 lbs. After about 5-10 trys I was hitting about dead on. It seem better when you dont over compensate
What line ?
David,
We recommend something hi-vis. The high visibility line will give you the ability to see your line jump or start swimming off if it is an extremely light bite or you don't feel the fish. Generally a 4-6lb hi-vis monofilament line will get the job done in 99% of circumstances. Thanks!