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(photo credit: Amazon) Bait keeper hooks are the most common single hook used

This is a versatile topwater bass lure

Omori fished the bait on his signature series 7-foot, medium-heavy Daiwa Tatula Elite rod, a 9.1:1 Daiwa Zillion reel and 16-pound Sunline Shooter fluorocarbon

Video Tips If your bait keeps coming off your hook, switch to a hook with more barbs, or one better suited in size and shape to your fishing purpose.Thanks Ask someone at the bait shop if you're not sure what kind of bait to use in your area.Thanks Keep your fishing rod secure and let out enough fishing line that you can easily hold the hook.Thanks Warnings Use local live bait only and do not release excess bait in order to preserve the local environment.Thanks Things You'll Need Bait (any type) Hook Gloves (If you prefer not to get your hands dirty) Knife & chopping board (for cut bait) Making the Bridle: Thick fishing line Crochet hook or open eye live bait needle Lighter (optional) References Michael Reynolds

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