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New Fishing Technique Lures Capt. Greg Back To The Water…..Charleston Fishing

For me, constant learning keeps fishing interesting. So I am always looking for opportunities to learn.

Last week, Elliott and I attended a seminar hosted by Pam Corwin, a biologist with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources. In the seminar, Pam shared her knowledge of the South Carolina shad fishery. Great information like life cycle, habitat and how to catch them. One of the techniques Pam shared was using Micro Finesse lures to target shad.

I prefer finesse fishing techniques and my favorite finesse lure is a Z-Man Finesse TRD. Elliott and I were intrigued by the micro finesse lures Pam shared. They were half the size of a Finesse TRD.

We wondered if they would work for trout and redfish. Only one way to find out. Fish them.

 

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