This is an incredible video. Thanks, Joe and Luke. I would like to see more of these videos, describing how to understand contour lines and techniques on how to coordinate it with further structure.
Glad we could help! I'll pass your note on to Joe and Luke, If you haven't already, feel free to check out the content available on our website: www.saltstrong.com/fishing-tips/
Your 90/10 rule gave me the best days of fishing I've had in a long time... Wish I knew it sooner. Speaking of, I want to try y'all power prawn (and jr. size too). I'm located in Cape Canaveral Florida, what colors do you recommend? (I'm thinking white, new penny or natural, and something dark like alabama lep, or gold digger) Thank you :)
Coach Pat (who also fishes in that area) says he uses Natural most of the time and once in a while will use the Gold Digger. Tony sticks with Natural and New Penny.
@@Saltstrong Thanks so much Kenny, you're a legend for all the help! Too bad I can't leave you a tip when I buy my lure packages today😭 I'll have to get you a guys a box of doughnuts or something when I come to pick them up!
Depends, I like to use a loop knot for swim baits as well as jerk baits (Paddle tails, shrimp lures, etc). It just gives it wider action and allows for a little roll (which I believe makes it look more natural). However, sometimes fish don't want all that extra motion. When I find that to be the case (although it's rare) I'll use the ole palomar knot. P.s: If you want a loop-knot refresher, they have an awesome video on their channel about it.
For this setup, yes. Like TheBoundlessNexus already said, you get some extra action out of it, so it's what we use to give us the best shot at triggering a strike. The lures are still effective if you want to use a stronger knot that cinches all the way down on the hook, though.
I mean... it works lol... If you're good at something don't do it for free. They back their stuff up with millions of dollars in science, testing, and research. For me, it's made me a 10x better saltwater fisherman. To each their own, but I love their stuff!
This is an incredible video. Thanks, Joe and Luke. I would like to see more of these videos, describing how to understand contour lines and techniques on how to coordinate it with further structure.
Glad we could help! I'll pass your note on to Joe and Luke, If you haven't already, feel free to check out the content available on our website: www.saltstrong.com/fishing-tips/
Your 90/10 rule gave me the best days of fishing I've had in a long time... Wish I knew it sooner. Speaking of, I want to try y'all power prawn (and jr. size too). I'm located in Cape Canaveral Florida, what colors do you recommend? (I'm thinking white, new penny or natural, and something dark like alabama lep, or gold digger) Thank you :)
Glad we could help! I'm checking in now with Tony and Pat who fish in that area to see what their top recommendations are.
@@Saltstrong Thanks so much!! Can't wait.
Coach Pat (who also fishes in that area) says he uses Natural most of the time and once in a while will use the Gold Digger. Tony sticks with Natural and New Penny.
@@Saltstrong Thanks so much Kenny, you're a legend for all the help! Too bad I can't leave you a tip when I buy my lure packages today😭 I'll have to get you a guys a box of doughnuts or something when I come to pick them up!
@@Saltstrong Welp... Y'all made me cave lol, bought a membership and can't wait to try out the app. I'll leave feedback once I've used it a bit!!
Good stuff, thanks. Sometime ago there was mention of updating a Red Fish Mastery course. How is that coming along?
They've had one on the website for awhile now if I'm not mistaken 🤙
@@TheBoundlessNexus There are 3 "Red fish/Red Drum courses in the library, but none have been updated as yet; that I can tell.
It's pretty far along. I'll check with the team that's working on it and see if they know what the expected release date is.
Do you use a loop knot for that lure?
Depends, I like to use a loop knot for swim baits as well as jerk baits (Paddle tails, shrimp lures, etc). It just gives it wider action and allows for a little roll (which I believe makes it look more natural).
However, sometimes fish don't want all that extra motion. When I find that to be the case (although it's rare) I'll use the ole palomar knot.
P.s: If you want a loop-knot refresher, they have an awesome video on their channel about it.
@@TheBoundlessNexus Thanks
For this setup, yes. Like TheBoundlessNexus already said, you get some extra action out of it, so it's what we use to give us the best shot at triggering a strike. The lures are still effective if you want to use a stronger knot that cinches all the way down on the hook, though.
@@Saltstrong Thank you, enjoy the content y’all put out!
@@user-hj8ny5yl8c Glad to hear it!
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I mean... it works lol... If you're good at something don't do it for free. They back their stuff up with millions of dollars in science, testing, and research. For me, it's made me a 10x better saltwater fisherman. To each their own, but I love their stuff!
Nice content but I think your thumbnails are not attractive.