Tackle Warehouse Double Down: Spawning springtime success with Cody Meyer

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Tackle Warehouse Double Down: Spawning springtime success with Cody Meyer

April 11, 2021 • Major League Lessons

When the water’s rising, odds are good you’ll find Cody Meyer throwing a Z-Man Evergreen Chatterbait Jack Hammer or a Yamamoto Senko. In this Tackle Warehouse Double Down, Meyer explains why these two baits are essential for success in the springtime when the fish are spawning.