Major League Lesson: Kevin Short on Using Braided Line for Topwater Fishing

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Major League Lesson: Kevin Short on Using Braided Line for Topwater Fishing

January 1, 2018 • Major League Lessons

Major League Fishing pro Kevin Short says he uses a braided line when he’s topwater fishing. But in order to prevent the line from getting hooked on the lure, he pairs it with another line. He explains why in this Major League Lesson.