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Technique Banned From Every Tournament — Make It Once and Never Come Back Empty Handed

Technique Banned From Every Tournament — Make It Once and Never Come Back Empty Handed Some fishing techniques are banned from tournaments not because they’re unsafe, but because they work too well. This video breaks down a suspended double drop shot rig that competitive circuits like B.A.S.S. and Major League Fishing removed after it gave anglers an overwhelming advantage. You’ll learn how this modified drop shot technique targets suspended fish holding in the water column—fish that most anglers never catch because traditional rigs stay on the bottom or move too fast. The video explains why big bass, smallmouth, crappie, and other game fish often suspend near the thermocline, and how this dual-hook rig keeps two baits sitting perfectly in their strike zone for extended periods. Step by step, the video shows how to build the rig, how to set hook spacing, sinker weight, and leader length, and why bait choice on the suspended hook is critical. It also explains the fish behavior and science behind why suspended, motionless baits trigger strikes from inactive fish that ignore moving lures. You’ll learn when this technique works best—hot summer conditions, cold fronts, high-pressure days, and heavily pressured lakes—and how to adjust depth to dial it in. The video also covers legality, local regulations, and how to adapt the setup if your state limits hook count. If you struggle on tough fishing days when everyone else says the lake is dead, this video explains how to target the fish that are still there—just suspended where nobody is fishing. This channel focuses on practical fishing techniques, fish behavior, and proven methods that consistently produce results. #FishingTechniques #DropShotRig #BassFishing #SuspendedFish #FishingTips #FreshwaterFishing #FishingSecrets