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They weren’t into the worm even a little bit, I’ll have to try spinach or an algae wafer next time

Trust me I won’t, plecos are hard to target because they don’t typically eat any kinds of bait, I looked it up afterwards and most people just try snagging them with weighted trebles

I did some research after and they basically don’t go for anything so you just need to treble snag them

I'm by the great lakes. I don't know anything about saltwater fishing, just fresh water fishing

Same, those are aquarium fish though, they mostly show up in places because they get too big for peoples aquariums so they put it in a local body of water which is super harmful to the local species

I will 100% do this text time, thanks for the info my dude this is some good stuff

@@Jellus4u what hes explaining for the bottom rig should be similar to a flounder rig or carolina rig ( not sure if its specific to the carolinas). Also, in the carolinas youre not going to catch slot drum off a pier at all. Go to the sound side of whatever island you're on and look for where the tide comes in and out from the marsh. There should be a distinct area almost looking like a small river bed. When high tide peaks, fish the edge of it. Always remember the fish know their home better than you or I ever will. Theyll tell you where they are. Fall and spring* are the best times to get lucky. Coldish water=hungry fish that are preparing to not eat for a while. Good luck my nigga!

Lmao noted, thank you my man

@@awichita12 born and raised in NC at the coast been fishing since before my first birthday you will absolutely catch slot drum from piers

I underestimated how strong they are

It’s addicting on that setup

@Jellus4u that's exactly how I would describe it too it turns an average fish into something to work with keep it up man your doin just fine

@@robbubba8020 Thanks you bro I appreciate that:) I caught something recently on that setup that I can't wait to post, it's my new freshwater PR so far

@Jellus4u thanks for the content no yelling no hype just catchin fish

If it's big enough I might lmao

Thank you! And thank you for subscribing I appreciate it! Also I have a lot more on the way that I’m excited about

@@Jellus4u awesome. Good luck

Thank you :)

I’m glad you like it! Dw I’m always okay with a lot of comments

What was the time stamp? I’m not sure I got one this video

I’ll check them out

I would love to! Summary: Not too heavy and not too light, an easy way to check is just matching a jig head that looks like it could fit on the soft plastic if it was a real animal, and with the hook sticking out 1/2 to 2/3 down the body. Make sure the jig doesn’t distort the soft plastic in any way and try to hook it as perfectly as possible every time for the best action. Long version: It depends on what lure you’re using, if it’s something with a specialized tail movement like a ‘curly tail’ or a ‘paddle tail’, your weight needs to be heavy enough for it to weigh the lure down so the tail can move nicely. A too heavy of a jig head will make it go too fast and ruin the point of having that specialized movement. You want your jig head to be heavy enough to make the tail move well, but not light enough to where it looks like a piece of plastic drifting down. You’re going to want the hook to be sticking out about 2/3 down the body, (this is a personal preference but I find fish bite the back half of the lures most of the time). I wouldn’t stress that part too much, just make sure the jig head looks like it would fit on the soft plastic as if it was a real animal so it looks natural as possible, and that the hook is sticking out at least a little tiny bit past 1/3 of the body. Try to avoid distorting the shape of the soft plastic as well, like if the jig head has a piece off the back that pushes in that it isn’t so big that it rips the lure. Try to rig it as straight as you can as well because it affects how the lure moves in the water. This is a lot of info and I think I may just have to make a video for you lmao and sorry for the essay but this should put you in a good place. Feel free to ask as many questions as you like, I’m always happy to answer

Ignore that I’m making you a video lmao

@@hunnidisblack9337 it’s @jellus4u, the videos thumbnail is a senko in an empty fish tank filled with water. I kind of abandoned tik tok so it’s not too far down

I’m hopeful!

The big boy is a carpypoo

Oh yeah

I’m new to lure fishing

I would wear water shoes but there are hooks everywhere

green sunfish, they have super pretty colors on them

You got it boss🫡

Nope, this is a river in Arizona

@@Jellus4u oh cool

What for? The outside seemed pretty weathered

@@vyersleciel after some research you’re right, it could have potentially had DNA on the parts that were handled, the odds are low especially in the state I found it but not impossible so that is my mistake

@Jellus4u all good, sometimes it's just better safe than sorry. My unlucky self would find some way to have things mess up.

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@@Jellyfish56789 :))

Ofc bro! And congrats that was a good fish

@@Jellus4u thanks also nice videos

@@slatethegreat2803 Thank you :)