Thanks a lot Erik! I know right! I didn’t expect it to be that calm. Certainly a blessed day. Thanks for watching 👍🏻

Thanks a lot Randy! 🙏🏻 I was definitely blessed that day.

Thanks a lot for watching! 🙏🏻 I’m sure the opportunity will come for you to get one 🤙🏻

Thanks a lot Edward! 🙏🏻

Thanks a lot Scott! 🤙🏻

Ayyyyeeee thanks buddy! 🤙🏻

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Thanks a lot Kyle! Oh that's awesome! This is what's been working for me, but there's a lot of different methods out there to catch fish in these waters. If you want just the basics, I'd get one setup for catching live bait and one setup for troll around live bait for predators. Some guys run spinners for live bait rods, but I prefer a small baitcaster which has a line counter built in. It's very important to be accurate when dropping into the bait balls to catch them. If you don't get a line counter, at least get color coated line which will help you identify the proper depth. The rod I use is a jigging rod because the action you use to catch bait is similar to jigging. For my trolling live bait setups I have a couple. One spinner and two conventional. If you're looking for something easy to use, get a spinner with a live liner feature as this comes in handy to engage drag instantly, yet allow little to no resistance when your live bait is swimming around. I run a Thunnus 12000 with 50lb braid. 50-65lb is the most common. Conventional reels will have greater line capacity and drag if you're looking at lever drags. Pair it with a rod that matches the line weight and size of fish you're going after. Feel free to message me and we can chat on the phone about everything in greater detail!