Tackle Warehouse Double Down: Justin Lucas’ two must-haves for northern smallmouth

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Tackle Warehouse Double Down: Justin Lucas’ two must-haves for northern smallmouth

July 3, 2022 • Major League Lessons

Whenever Justin Lucas is up north and drop-shotting for smallmouth, there’s two things he always has on hand – the Berkley Powerbait Maxscent Flat Worm in 3.6 inches and his Abu Garcia Fantasista rod. In this Tackle Warehouse Double Down, Lucas explains why it’s the best combo for smallmouth fishing.