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reason162 05-06-2025 02:24 PM

The Deadliest Fluke Technique, Explained
 
If you're fishing from shore or boat/kayak in shallow water...there is no better way to catch a mess of quality fluke - the light Single Jig ftw!

Full Video - https://youtu.be/NaGmXak30Pk

https://i.imgur.com/GBwCTKa.jpeg

pcheesesteak 05-06-2025 07:32 PM

Re: The Deadliest Fluke Technique, Explained
 
Thanks for sharing your techniques!

Gerry Zagorski 05-06-2025 08:01 PM

Re: The Deadliest Fluke Technique, Explained
 
Very well done as usual Roger.. Great helpful content and tips, your filming, narrative and editing skills are top notch! :cool:

reason162 05-07-2025 12:12 AM

Re: The Deadliest Fluke Technique, Explained
 
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Originally Posted by pcheesesteak (Post 588708)
Thanks for sharing your techniques!

Thank you!

reason162 05-07-2025 12:13 AM

Re: The Deadliest Fluke Technique, Explained
 
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Originally Posted by Gerry Zagorski (Post 588709)
Very well done as usual Roger.. Great helpful content and tips, your filming, narrative and editing skills are top notch! :cool:

Thanks Gerry! I appreciate it!

WhaleFart 05-07-2025 01:30 AM

Re: The Deadliest Fluke Technique, Explained
 
Been fishing this way for 20+ years, did the same exact thing with the same exact results on finesses. It’s pretty intuitive I think

reason162 05-07-2025 10:25 AM

Re: The Deadliest Fluke Technique, Explained
 
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Originally Posted by WhaleFart (Post 588714)
Been fishing this way for 20+ years, did the same exact thing with the same exact results on finesses.

https://media1.tenor.com/m/BHEkb1EYs...os-clapped.gif

Quote:

It’s pretty intuitive I think
You would think, but hi/lo jiggling still dominates the area. It's changing though, slowly but surely :)


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