It's all about the plug

[oneyedeer]

more pictures of what to look for in a jig would be nice also how much line and of what pound rating...but awesome reading! Oh also diagrams of how a jig should swim

[roby]

Awesome write-up....thanks for taking the time.

[yakrider]

Originally Posted by oneyedeer

more pictures of what to look for in a jig would be nice also how much line and of what pound rating...but awesome reading! Oh also diagrams of how a jig should swim

Forget the diagrams...
I'm sure there are plenty of us who would pay good money for an instructional video...
there are a million instructional videos on fly fishing and fly casting...
I want one for the the long rod...
first and foremost on casting the long rod...
and then video the good swimmer next to the bad swimmer etc...
I'll be the first order!
where do I pay?
and if there's a good instructional video out there somewhere...
please point me in the right direction...

I realize time on the water and practice is the key...
but, learning the mechanics of "the right way" is priceless...
I wanna cast a 100 yards damn it!!!
on a good day I only hit about 75...averaging 70 or so...
how the hell do you get that extra 90 feet? F^&k
and you kayak gurus...Josh, The Kid, you guys do it sitting down...
help us "average Joe's" figure out how to get to that elite level!!!!
hell...I'd pay Josh Or Kevin for a day's "casting lesson"...
there's something I am not doing right! I wanna know what it is!!!!

[SquidJig]

You're killing it! Great article, Kevin. Thanks for sharing.

Also, thanks for taking me and the others under your wing the other day and putting us on some nice bottom fish. I meant to do this sooner but I wanted to try out your recipe for sheephead first. I've made it three times. I haven't perfected the execution but I can see what I'm aiming at. Not only do you know how to catch fish, you know how to cook 'em.

Have a great Christmas and New Year's.

[Luis_Ochoa]

thanks Kevin