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Ehrler’s Two-Pronged Approach to Post-Spawn

June 14, 2019 • Chris Shangle • Major League Lessons

MLF pro Brent Ehrler knows that catching post-spawn fish can be tough, but the Daiwa pro takes a “two-pronged approach” to locating post-spawners, and then getting them to bite.