Jason Christie's Offshore Arsenal: Why 4 Worm Shapes Matter

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• PA

  @paulwilkes9187 · 1 month ago

  The mag finesse is the truth!   Just tried it for the first time last weekend on a free rig. love the action

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• JU

  @JustinJacobFishing · 1 month ago

  Great tips as always Jason! Thanks

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• BO

  @bobbyhogan9207 · 1 month ago

  Good talk Jason, thanks for sharing your thoughts sir 👊😎

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• BE

  @beavisbrowne3497 · 1 month ago

  Very fine presentation

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• BI

  @bikestuffjimmy · 1 month ago

  I already use the craws but frick, I'm gonna be using bobber stoppers from now on.

• RI

  @RichardMckenzie-h2j · 1 month ago

  Great info video 👍👍🔥🔥🔥

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  @vidiqrob · 1 month ago

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  @theamerican7131 · 1 month ago

  good info, thx

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  @troyreynolds7943 · 1 month ago

  Mighty worm on a shaky head is deadly. Day or night i have caught  several solid fish on the mighty worm.

• RA

  @raymaylone8563 · 1 month ago

  Awesome vid.  My favorite thing to throw all summer long. You mentioned shakes head but didn’t say type a size. Can’t find one that has a long enough hook for larger worms. Please help. You rock!!!!!!

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  @ranbrown15 · 1 month ago

  hey brother nice video thanks for the content question for you do you find that big worms work better at night time than they do during the day questionmark

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  @standingbear998 · 1 month ago

  finding the school of bass is the catch. catching is not that hard if in a big school and many baits work. no bait works where there are no fish. not saying this isn't a good bait ot technique,