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Line-through design allows the lure to slide away from the fish once the hook is set, reducing the leverage available to dislodge the treble when the fish thrashes and jumps

From the bank of rivers Hot Shots are best fished by: Cast straight out across the river ideally above a pool or other fish holding area Reel in just fast enough to feel the beat of the lure wiggling As the lure drifts downstream and starts to swing across the river, slow down the retrieve Once the lure is directly downstream, finish the retrieve and try again Strikes will usually be arm jerking hits From a boat in rivers: Position the boat about 40 to 50 feet upstream of where you want to fish Let out about 40 feet of line with the Hot Shot at the end Put the rod in the rod holder Slowly move the boat downstream, at about half the speed of the current Allow the fish to completely take the lure, before grabbing the rod In lakes Hot Shots are best trolled

The display shows numeric values of speed, distance, time, resistance, and an estimate of calories, but does not show exact cadence: instead, approximate cadence is shown using a graphic that is hard to interpret

What Is A Closed Face Fishing Reel
With a roll cast, you can get under the bridge and give the lure enough runway to descend to the speckled trout

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