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Hello Angelo. We weren’t trolling in this video. Just drifting over a sandbank with the engine off. The static rod is just placed in a rod holder. V easy and simple. As long as tide is running reasonably hard (say two days either side of springs) there is no need to retrieve.

Stop Retrieving Your Lure… Seriously.

Details and original discussionPosted 2026-09-04 · checked 2026-10-07.
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🎣 Is "doing nothing" the ultimate pro move? 👇I honestly thought working the lure would win by a mile, but the fish clearly preferred the lazy approach. Are we all just overworking our lures for no reason?Reply with TEAM WORK IT or TEAM LEAVE IT and tell me your thoughts!

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Details and original discussionPosted 2026-07-14 · checked 2026-10-07.
It can be done from the shore with softs in the right.conditons but you'll need some current and the correct weight jighead/weighted hook or weightless. Weedless presentation too. Lures like this will be too heavy. Overall though I agree best to keep it moving if really snaggy, but can avoid a lot of losses if you can match the jighead speed to the current and depth and drift the lures bit stay in contact with it.

Stop Retrieving Your Lure… Seriously.

Details and original discussionPosted 2026-07-08 · checked 2026-10-07.
If the boat is drifting or there's flow it's definitely not static , a fly angler knows this , or any one that fishes for bass in a river flow or needles , which is just a case of mending the line and keeping the lure at the required depth without pulling the lure to shore as mush as possible. It's the 'natural' way . Anglers that retrieve can add a LONG pause to there angling (with in reason of hitting a snagged bottom) to start to experience this more .

Stop Retrieving Your Lure… Seriously.

Details and original discussionPosted 2026-07-07 · checked 2026-10-07.
​​@BassLureFish I recently took up angling again from the shores or Ireland here. I'm trying to catch seabass, but so far no luck. Your video inspired me to change my retrieve method, as well.I only remembered my spaearfishing observations after watching your video,so, thank you for sharing!

Stop Retrieving Your Lure… Seriously.

Details and original discussionPosted 2026-07-03 · checked 2026-10-07.
I remember from spearfishing that Seabass are extremely easily spooked. Sometimes they would hang in a school over a sandbank or under boat in marinas, when you move in too fast they would shot of never to be seen again. They will themselves move slowly up to a crab or fish and suddenly pounce, their prey not having moved a bit. I also observed that. So, the whole thing makes sense to me.

Stop Retrieving Your Lure… Seriously.

Details and original discussionPosted 2026-07-03 · checked 2026-10-07.

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