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Heavy Drop Shot Rig

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Just woundering about the heavy drop shot rig,I want to try this in some heavy weeds. (1).would a braid work maybe 20# crystal.(2)what size hook and what kind.(3)would it be texes riged or nose hooked.Thanks and good fishing!!!

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I use my XH flipping stick, 65# Power Pro, a 1/2 to 3/4 oz. weight, and a 5/0 worm hook to cannonball pads with a 10" PowerWorm.

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Powershotting is one of the hottest techniques for big fish on the tourney trail....Big Baits for Big Bass....Fishin on the edge BABY...WOOOOO  

Powershotting is one of the hottest techniques for big fish on the tourney trail....Big Baits for Big Bass....Fishin on the edge BABY...WOOOOO

Especially since you have a power rod to do it with now(766H), LOL!!!

I have also done this in thick pads/hydrilla with some success.

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I use 25lb Fluorocarbon and a 4/0 or 5/0 offset heavy wire worm hook. I Texas Rig it and I love creature baits when doing this.

http://www.another site/fishing-videos/drop-shot-fishing/

Check this video out! Notice in the pic of him holding a drop shot, he's using a casting combo!

I use my worm rod for heavy drop shots. 1/4 oz weight, 30lb or more braid, MH rod, and a 6.2:1 or higher CASTING reel. Use a small wide gap hook, and a trick worm or curly tail worm 6" or more! Fish it a little fast too! Also instead of using a drop shot weight, use a brass or tungsten weight with a glass bead on the bottom.

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