Outstanding! Learned something new…

Mr. Stange, am I correct in assessing that the jig-tactics that this video's tenets pertain to are swim-jigging applications? It seems this methodology for embracing trailer selections is focused on horizontal, coverage oriented presentations as opposed to fishing the package as a drop-bait… or do you embrace jigs fished as drop-baits the same way?

- Josh

love this video!

I use soft plastic swimbaits on bass and walleye with great results. I even catch rainbow trout on swimbaits drop shotting using Kietech swing impact swimbaits.
Berkley flatback swimbaits are awsome too along with yum and berkley hollow belly swimbaits. I go to these baits first because I target the most agressive fish first and then finesse when the bite is slow. In fact Douge Stanges strategy using these baits are right on as I learned. I listened and learned by him how effective they were and had to try the techniques myself. The rigging of a swimbait sideways at first seems odd but you cannot argue with good results. It is how I fish my swimbaits 1/3 of the time. Almost any type jig with a swimbait will work. I experimaent all the time with this type of trailer and my average size fish are larger now. All my swimbaits are scented of some sort or another as I believe in doing everything in my power to keep a biting fish to hold on longer giving you more time to set the hook.