How To Use The Power Prawn U.S.A. In The Shallows For Redfish

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[@cindylougranada404]

Can I use dirty deeks 15lb mane mono or floro then 20lb line connected is it okay?

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@@cindylougranada404 Yes, that's ok to use.

[@FishingwithAllyG]

nice seeing this bait and combo in action. Such chunky reds on that light tackle? Nicely done!

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Thanks!

[@bradanderson495]

Got my PP’s and Hoss this week. Putting them to work in the morning!

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Nice!!

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[@chriscaseygonefishing]

Great video of a super looking lure. I can't wait to try 'em. What are those shoes you are wearing?

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Thanks Chris! Those shoes are Xtra Tuf waterproof boots... I really like them for cold weather fishing.

[@torress1976]

What size weight you using

[@Saltstrong]

1/4 oz to 1/2 oz

[@68baby1]

love fishing the jetty can't wait to go back.great video

[@garyb4929]

Nice demo, thanks

[@Saltstrong]

Thanks for watching!

[@bobsmoot2392]

What about drifting with the Power Prawn? I know the boat drifting over the flats will spook fish before the lure drifts over, but effective?

[@maximus2971]

Just ordered some Power Prawns original and juniors with the Hoss 3/0 and 4/0 weighted hooks. Do you use a fluorocarbon leader, or just the 10 lb braid? I've been fishing the creeks here in New Smyrna and there are Blues and Jack's mixed in with Reds. I was just wondering if a 25lb leader would take away the action from the Power Prawn. Thanks for any advice.

[@Saltstrong]

Definitely use leader and try to go as light as possible. 15-20lb leader will work for inshore saltwater fishing.

[@maximus2971]

Thank you for the advice.

[@lwhited1]

Were you using the trolling motor in shallow water? Seems like a good place to use power poles(shallow water anchors).

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[@suavelifestyle9094]

snook frey that so easily tho

[@vicb.2708]

Are redfish really so threatened in the Indian River Lagoon...that they are worthy of catch-and-release only? Not arguing the point...asking those who know the area.

[@Saltstrong]

Maybe not, but we always try to practice catch and release!

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[@steveskeylimepie]

I’m quite disappointed with the lack of sea grass (what I mean is turtle-grass, like in this video) here in (northern) Charlotte Harbor. I’ll keep looking but the grasses that are prevalent here aren’t the kinds I was hoping for. Back to the Google to try and isolate some potholes. Good advice as always, thanks.

[@markmedina5232]

Really like your videos. This prawn would swim tail side forward, so swimming backwards, no? I am just wanting to make sure I understand the presentation using shrimp and their fidelity to swimming naturally. Thanks!

[@Saltstrong]

Thanks Mark! A shrimp swims in a forward motion, but they dart away going backwards so shrimp lures can be rigged either way. Most strikes happen after the twitches as the shrimp is gliding back to the bottom, so that's the best time to make sure it's looking as natural as possible... given that, it's generally best to rig shrimp lures from the front.

[@markmedina5232]

@@Saltstrong great. thank you for the reply.

[@tresdoobies6581]

I noticed you inspecting that power prawn closely after you lost that snook...did you not get a good hook set?

[@Saltstrong]

It's impossible to not lose some fish every once in a while. I was inspecting the line to see if it frayed my leader with its rough mouth when it shook its head... I was using just a 20 lb leader line, so I am always checking to make sure it isn't compromised to make sure I don't lose a big fish to the line failing.

[@garywood8449]

I couldn’t tell, are you using the loop knot with this lure?

[@Saltstrong]

Yes, I use the non-slip loop knot when fishing this and most other lures.

[@JohnnySinsFitnessOfficial]

Hey i think you should compare ardent gliss to power pro this line is so good it casts easily over 250ft its so good best line i ever had period.

[@Saltstrong]

A 250 ft cast is very far! What rod, reel, and lure are you using for that kind of distance?

[@JohnnySinsFitnessOfficial]

@@Saltstrong im using daiwa silvercreek seatrout 10' with ardent gliss monotex 0.004 8lb test. And daiwa morethan pe1000 tw2019 and lures 10-25gram spoons. ( I only use those lures for test distance)

[@Saltstrong]

@@JohnnySinsFitnessOfficial Very cool! That is an absolute launch.