Aaron Martens: Fine Tuning Your Drop-Shot

Aaron Martens is a stickler on how he rigs his baits. In this video, he covers his three favorite ways to rig a bait on a drop-shot hook, including one that he rarely shares with other anglers.

[@willperryman4559]

Thank you for keeping this up with Aaron, it helps keep him 😇 with us. 🙏 It’s also an incredible tip.🎣

[@TheAwakeningAngler]

Aaron is the man

[@sweetsilage]

I will have to give that a try.. Thank You

[@davidmaynard84]

The Gilly rig works for me, 4 pounder trout.🌱

[@tankchairadventures8339]

Does the gilly rig spiral on the way down and cause line twist?

[@XF.Jeuyer]

The answer’s probably going to be it depends on structure/grass, but what’s the right amount of line to leave between hook and weight? And what knot is best? I use the palomar knot.

[@btluhrman]

Here is a video of him with the knot tutorial :: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6KQZ3egjsSlg6s

[@marxhare]

What was that hook?

[@sandycohen9862]

#Aaron Martens, or anyone who can answer my question, is Aaron going through the bottom then out at the gill or in the gill on one side and out thru the other side

[@fishin2themax245]

Sandy Cohen it looks like he inserts behind the “gill” and then comes out in front of the “gill” without going all the way they the bait. Good question. Do you agree? Had to watch it several times to be sure

[@jdean1851]

THANX! from Idaho"

[@tdbass2968]

Did he that was a roboworm bait? It looks like a great dropshot worm.

[@michianaoutdoorsnews2534]

It is a Roboworm.

[@jeohvanydelgado7125]

TD Bass he swears by roboworm lol ! It def was a ribosome.

[@michaelstrang8544]

It’s the sculpin by roboworm

[@thizzdance16]

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