trailer because they are bigger profile baits and give off a real good vibrancy. Most importantly Britt can fish the jig as slow as he wants and still get good movement out of the arms of the bait. He fishes the jig similar to the swimbait, maintaining bottom contact and again, dragging uphill. He will snap the jig off of rocks or whatever structures his jig comes in contact with. Relying on his IROD Air 754 for the sensitivity and strength aided by 17-pound
Seaguar Fluorocarbon.
ALABAMA RIG
Lastly, Aaron will fish the Alabama Rig in deeper water slow rolling it back and maintaining a foot or two’s depth off the bottom. He feels the baits you use on the rig don’t matter as much, going with whatever you have the most confidence in. IROD makes an Alabama Rig rod and Britt pairs this with 20-pound Seaguar fluorocarbon.
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