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Sam Hudson / sportfishingmag.com Underneath the Cork A jig-and-plastic combo is the most common bait to tie below a cork

Trolling is a good technique for catching Snook in deeper water, such as canals and estuaries

When the striped bass are in a feeding frenzy, and bait is flying out of the water, a topwater lure with exaggerated action and noise gets a crazed stripers attention

Next, tie on another jig in the same way about 16 to 18 inches above the first

So a shiny diamond jig or spoon zipping through the water will no doubt pique their interest

Description This completely rigged and ready-to-fish version of our popular Torpedo Mini Concave lure features 6 of 100# mono with a stainless steel 7/0 long shank Ballyhoo pin rig