Hammer down! DON’T STOP!!

How many casts can you make in a minute? What about in an hour? In four hours? In this video, I show an approach that yields 540 casts per hour average, and catches more fish than traditional "power fishing".

[@johnwhite993]

That blue Bates reel looks great. If it fishes as good as it looks that is one awesome reel. Going to have to try this technique. I admit I’m a little lazy haha. Much thanks for all you do Jeff.

[@TheLittleStuff]

It’s been such a nice reel!

[@adwhite804]

I am super interested in the byes reels. Not exactly enthused about the price. But American made, solid cnc’d body, and pretty darn sexy to boot! Maybe one day I’ll get the chance to splurge and grab one

[@stevebaker8138]

I will add that It’s a workout fishing that way even with the motor. I’m a big fan of using my elbow like Rus to keep everything hands free and in doing so it becomes a very fluid motion advancing. The throttle on the 1103 is so smooth and precise. You really should try and adopt it Jeff it helps immensely!

[@TheLittleStuff]

The elbow trick is certainly a learned skill. Rus does some amazing things!

[@jasonvenesky2438]

Make hay while you can this time of year. And that Russ Snyder video was insane.

[@TheLittleStuff]

I get the privilege of filming some amazing anglers! I get to sponge up all their angling intellect first hand!

[@johndrx165]

You can do topwater when the water is lower also. Buzz bait or Plopper.

[@TheLittleStuff]

Rus Snyders did it with a buzzbait the first time I saw it.

[@johnbeall940]

I loved this video! I took 2 pages of notes. I especially liked the general river knowledge you covered since I'm new to the river game. Keep up the great work! We don't have shad in the New River, so would you still use a white Jackhammer for the visual benefit, or would you go with something like gold?

[@TheLittleStuff]

I like being able to track the bait visually, so white makes the most sense. I have yet to find a fishery in which white does not work!

[@Thatboostedkseries]

This is my style of fishing no doubt ! Everyone always says I fish to fast. But I don’t think so at all

[@TheLittleStuff]

You can not burn it past them if they want it!

[@georgetollefsen994]

Great Stuff !

[@TheLittleStuff]

Thanks George!

[@garyhott9232]

Watching this gave me anxiety😂😮😅

[@ppfoten211]

How does that work on a flow that is too shallow to run continuously? I couldn't run upstream at that speed continuously right now if I wanted to.

[@TheLittleStuff]

In an inflatable you keep moving. Might need to pick up a paddle in those shallow riffles though.

[@aa-ron.]

I will be honest, this looks miserable to me lol. The whole point of me fishing is to chill out, enjoy where I am at and get more connected to Mother Nature. The Wall Street way of fishing just isn’t for me.

[@TheLittleStuff]

It’s good to recognize what you want out of the experience.

[@timothythompson6549]

Might be a good reason to put on a longer handle.

[@TheLittleStuff]

If the moderate blank loads well, the butt length isn’t needed.

[@timothythompson6549]

@@TheLittleStuff I meant for the reel.

[@bradleygarman3436]

What is the trailer that you used?

[@TheLittleStuff]

Part of a 7 inch Scented Jerk Shad.

[@ralphevans143]

How can you apply this to wading in the rivers?

[@TheLittleStuff]

That might be tough, but fan casting, then moving up through the shallows as you go would speed things up some.

[@billthebutcher118]

Whats your favorite Susquehanna tributary?

[@TheLittleStuff]

The Conodoguinnet is amazing. So is Penn’s Creek. I’ve had great days on the Swatara. But the Juniata is my favorite!

[@billthebutcher118]

Easiest put in and take out on the Conodoguinnet?