The Popping Cork Challenge
- By: Joseph Simonds
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Find out how a popping cork does against a normal paddletail lure (Slam Shady 2.0) on a windy day.
We went head to head to see which setup caught the most (and biggest) speckled trout.
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Would be interested to see how live shrimp under a popping cork does against a power prawn on a popping cork.
Man you guys seems to me are fishing way to fast especially if a cold front just came through also I would think you would be trying to find some wind protection at least that’s what you guys teach and that’s what I would be doing and I have always heard and seen when people use popping corks they kind of retrieve it like a soft plastic stickbait with instead of a twitch twitch pause retrieve its a pop pop pause retrieve anyways kinda surprised your doing a post and video on using popping corks when just a couple days ago Matt did a report on the exact same thing he had one rod with a popping cork with a power prawn jr on one rod the other just the prawn both on hoss round jigheads but anyways like I told Matt I quit using popping corks after just really not catching much on them and I used both live shrimp and gulp shrimp as well and here in northeast fl jax area this place is made for popping corks muddy water and popping corks are made to call the fish to the bait where as where you guys live and fish the water is pretty clear and I would think a popping cork would spook them anyways thanks stoll for the info and all you guys do😀👍