A BRAND NEW Fluorocarbon from @berkleyfishing ! I’ve been fishing it all winter and I’m amazed at its strength… especially considering how thin it is. You’re going to want to try the new Gin Clear. It’s available now in stores.
Originally Released at PCS 2026, the infamous “Rocker” design has been shrunk down to 10g for a quick fall and extreme vibration. As two IFGA certified world records have been solidified on this jig’s older brothers, it’s time for the micro version to have a moment as well.
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Very limited stock post show… remaining jigs up for sale on the web store now 👹👹👹
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Best of both worlds. Braid for sensitivity and distance. Fluoro leader for invisibility. Connect them right. Combine strengths. Follow Don.Fish.
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Nothing hits like the thrill of the bite! This lure’s weight balance and hook geometry were made for nearshore success. Can’t wait to hit the water!
A lot of anglers love braid for its strength and sensitivity… but braid alone isn’t always the best setup.
In clear water, bright braided line can be easier for fish to see. That’s where a fluorocarbon leader helps. Fluoro is much less visible underwater, which gives your lure a more natural presentation — especially when you’re throwing finesse baits like ned rigs, drop shots, or small jigs.
Leaders also help when you’re fishing around rocks, docks, or wood. Fluorocarbon is far more abrasion resistant than braid, meaning it can rub against structure without breaking nearly as easily. That small section of leader can save you from losing both fish and lures.
The braid still gives you the sensitivity and strength you want, while the fluorocarbon leader adds stealth and durability. It’s one of the most common setups used by experienced anglers for a reason.
A simple braid-to-leader setup usually works best with a leader length between 3–8 feet, depending on water clarity and the technique you’re using.
Sometimes the small details make the biggest difference.
👉 Do you fish braid straight, or do you run a leader?
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Watch the transformation. Our hardware system turns the ordinary into something even deadlier. TEASER…working to get these hardware available in a 2 pack. #ezlure
What to know before rigging a Uni or other Urchin style bait
If you’re targeting trophy class fish, there’s no room for compromise.
Our newest line of Trophy class Jigs were built with fish like Tuna, Tarpon, Bull Drum, and Cobia in mind—fish that expose weak gear fast.
Strength. Reliability. Confidence.
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Most anglers think the lure is the most important part of their setup… but the line you tie on can completely change how that lure behaves in the water.
For topwater baits, flotation matters. Monofilament and braid both float, which helps keep your lure walking, popping, or chugging across the surface the way it’s designed to. Fluorocarbon sinks, which can actually pull the nose of your topwater down and kill the action.
Crankbaits are a different story. Fluorocarbon sinks and cuts through the water better, allowing your crankbait to dive deeper and maintain better contact with the bottom or structure. It also has lower visibility underwater and better sensitivity, which helps when you’re deflecting off rocks or feeling subtle changes in vibration.
When you’re fishing heavy cover like grass, lily pads, or thick vegetation, braided line shines. Braid is incredibly strong for its diameter and slices through vegetation, giving you the power to pull bass out of cover without losing them.
The right lure helps…
but the right line makes that lure work the way it’s supposed to.
Small adjustments like this can turn a slow day into a productive one.
👉 What line are you using most right now?
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Hollow or Hybrid? Which is it?
If your not running a Flurocarbon leader to your braid, WHAT ARE YOU DOING?
Nothing but the best in Flurocarbon.
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