Tackle Warehouse Double Down: Cody Meyer’s approach to tough bites while finesse fishing

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Tackle Warehouse Double Down: Cody Meyer’s approach to tough bites while finesse fishing

July 10, 2022 • Major League Lessons

When the bite’s tough, Cody Meyer gets tougher while finesse fishing. In this Tackle Warehouse Double Down, Meyer showcases why he keeps a Texas rigged drop-shot with any type of straight tail worm and a Daiwa Yamamoto Neko Fat Worm ready to go.