POWER SHOTTING - ZONA SHOW DIRT Episode #10

[@williamthompson109]

Z i love show dirt i have twin 14 y.o. grandsons their attention span is about 3 blinks of the eye they watch and remember every episode THANKS THANKS THANKS

[@teddyb499]

Gotta love it

[@janosczovek8524]

Lovely thanks for your advice and help 👍

[@johnpetrea]

Great stuff!!!.. Thanks, Man

[@DwayneMcguire]

I'd like to have seen the show 👍🎣😎 awesome Zona

[@richshackelford5793]

Great tip Z

[@theinvade1197]

Z to straight up "G"! Dig your show all the way from AZ. But I am a "Detroit Bad Boy" all the way baby. Go Pistons!

[@robertchalfant7233]

Great info thx Z.... you and your son are a small mouth Catching crew!

[@jeffgottschalk7888]

Another Great lesson !!

[@NorthernMike]

I've been power shotting for a few years now (& didn't know it). I first tried it with a 1/2 oz weight on the Detroit River to compensate for the heavy currents. It worked so well that I now use it on Lk St Clair and Lk Erie. It just plain WORKS.

[@jkane1341]

Ive been doing well putting a coffee tube on a drop shot with 3/8 casting sinkers. Texas rigged paddle tail drop shot and 3/8 also catches em.

[@dant8213]

Loving the channel and the show dirt, I just subscribed so I'm catching up on everything. I've been slaying em on the baby z-too lately so thanx for that one!

[@MarkZonaFishing]

Thanks for subbing

[@charlieleeds118]

Thanks Z! I'm from up in the northwest and I drop shot a ton. I mean my PB largie and smallie have came off of drop shotting a KVD Dream shot where others would use a crankbait or a jig. Never gone up to a 1/2 or 3/4 oz weight though. Ill definitely give it a go after seeing those GIANTS.

[@keithwalker1780]

Hey Z those were some awesome smallies. Definitely going to try some power shotting. Thanks for the Dirt.

[@frankb607]

Hey Z..... where are you going for your next Z live? I can’t wait!!

[@DjCheet0]

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[@fffishing7572]

This is definitely going in my arsenal this year already tried it few times this year! Great way to get a limit in the summer

[@ct9737]

Mark any thoughts on what techniques to use in a sand flat with clumps of eel grass that’s scattered,I can only get them to comity in the morning on a Topwater ?

[@TigerOutdoors]

How do you tie on the weights that have that pinch and why the pinch? Those never made sense to me.

[@kevinho7994]

Thanks Z! I’m definitely going to put this in my tackle. Thanks for all the dirt! Love your shows! Keep them coming!

[@DrDunc-fy4fk]

What’s the all time go to lure? First thing u grab to find the school? Let say June-Sept? Michigander

[@bitenbass]

Thanks zona!!!!

[@shannoningle7221]

Hey Z started fishing clear water lakes more here recently , kindly new to dropshotting , what you recommend for a general length between your bait & weight ?

[@treyferguson7943]

He says he normally uses 12 inches between hook and weight. Hes said that few times on his shows. I use longer and shorter depending on how fish are set up but 12 to 18 inches is pretty standard. Unless your skipping under docks or bed fishing then you would shorten it up.

[@garylukas3476]

Been waiting

[@mikegardiner3934]

Load up to 1/2 oz my friends!! Z has spoken and continues to dish out the dirt!! In this case is very helpful tip to get more reaction bites. Thanks Z!

[@jeffreysparks2524]

Does the extra weight hanging help the fish throw the hook? Good video z and that's some awesome smallies

[@NorthernMike]

No it doesn't. I power shot also and the only thing I notice is that when you get the fish out of the water you have to be careful of them shaking because that 1/2 oz tungsten can really get whipped around.

[@josephz1103]

A fellow Zona

[@hookfynn82]

oops thought this was gonna be a different video than i watched lol. im from Cali. So west coast power shotting is a little bit different.

[@treyferguson7943]

Bubba rig or bubba shotting is what y'all call it ain't it??

[@livefreeandfish3139]

This also works on big lake trout..

[@markipock1628]

This is aready working at tablerock and it's 14 foot high