Underwater video of Snake River's worm on a dropshot

[shipahoy41]

This is a pretty cool underwater video of the 1.5" soft plastic worm Snake River makes for me. This is a motor oil color. It is fantastic for Bluegill, Perch, Shellcrackers and also Crappie. Notice the action underwater. Fantastic. Also use the tip from Richard Gene the fishing machine. Wrap dental floss on your hook and add a drop of Loctite to it before threading on your soft plastic. That little trick makes it almost impossible for panfish to steal your soft plastic off the hook. Don't forget to add your Slab Sauce to your lure. Set the lure eight inches to about two and a half feet from the lake bottom on your drop shot..

Mike

[snake River]

Fantastic video I really like it and like it shows you how much action that little worm has. I noticed a little fish in your tank. Come up to take a look at it but thank you so much for a wonderful video.. went fishing last night with a little worm and caught a bass and a bunch of bluegill the bluegil really love it.

[DockShootinJack]

Awesome work

[shipahoy41]

When you fish lures on a drop shot there is a tremendous benefit to putting a little slack in the drop line as opposed to having a tight line on the drop shot. Giving a little slack increases the movement tremendously. Let me show you what I mean.

The photo is of Anthony Blanding. I posted it so you could see the floating basket he puts fish in while he is on a boat fishing. His You Tube Channel is "Walking On Water.' He is a fishing instructor who gives great tips. You will appreciate his videos. Check him out please.

Mike

[BuckeyeCrappie]

Thanks for sharing this Mike!