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The other solution is to use a much heavier braid (say 37kg)

Braid also makes great backing for saltwater fly reels I got an incredible 700m on mine

The Gibbs Casting Swimmers have accounted for some of the fattest cows ever landed in the suds, and as long as their design stays the same (hint: it will), the big girls will always fall for it

Best Ways to Use This Bait Fishing location: Inshore, soundside, and light surf conditions Target species: Red drum, speckled trout, flounder, and other inshore species Fishing style: Casting with artificial baits, active popping retrieve Why Anglers Choose This Bait Covers more water to help locate active fish Creates strong popping noise to attract fish from a distance Proven effective in Pamlico Sound and Hatteras Island waters What to Expect on the Water This bait performs well when: Fish are actively feeding in open water You need to draw attention in slightly choppy conditions Covering water quickly is key to finding fish Product Features Classic popping cork design for maximum surface disturbance Built for aggressive fish attraction Durable construction for repeated casting in saltwater environments How to Rig It and Work It Tie a leader that is approximately 18" - 24" longer if fishing in deeper than 3' of water Tie a jig head rigged with a soft plastic onto the popping cork Cast it out, let the bait sink to the bottom, give your rod a quick occasional pop to make the bait flutter up and back down