Josh Bertrand’s Tips on Choosing the Right Drop-Shot Leader Length

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Josh Bertrand’s Tips on Choosing the Right Drop-Shot Leader Length

November 28, 2020 • Major League Lessons

When you’re working a drop-shot, do you go with a long or short leader? Smokey Mountain pro Josh Bertrand says there are benefits to both lengths. In this Major League Lesson, the Arizona angler explains the pros and cons of each drop-shot leader length.