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How Cox triggers bass with the Berkley Nessie

When he’s not throwing a frog or a wacky rig, John Cox has been known to catch a bass or two on the Berkley Nessie. The soft glide bait allows him to reach places a hard bait can’t, and he’s got a few tricks up his sleeve for turning followers into biters.

Tackle:

Berkley Nessie
15-pound Berkley Trilene 100% Fluorocarbon
6.7:1 Abu Garcia Revo Premier LP
7-foot, 1-inch, medium heavy, extra fast Fenwick World Class

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