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Hey there, folks! Today, we're hanging out with "Dollar" Bill Lowen and the Bass University crew, and you know what that means – time to school you on some fish-catching wisdom! We're diving deep into the world of bladed jig fishing. So, picture this: it's a jig with a little blade that wiggles underwater, and it's a year-round superstar. Lowen will spill the beans on when to use it, why we pick certain sizes, trailers, colors – you name it, we've got it covered.

Now, when it comes to gear, Bill's all about that graphite rod action. He's rocking an Andy Montgomery Thunder Cricket Rod – perfect parabolic bend and just the right backbone for hookin' those fish. Oh, and a quick tip: when you get a bite, don't go Hulk on the hookset. A gentle sweep is your friend, no slack lining a powerful hookset Swindle-style with this lure!

As for reels, Bill's cruising at a chill 6.4 or 6.8 to 1 gear ratio – no need for supersonic speeds. And when it's time to spool up, he's a fluorocarbon fan, 20-pound Seaguar InvisX or 22-pound Tatsu – no braid needed. So there you have it, folks, the lowdown on bladed jig fishing, brought to you by the man himself, Bill Lowen. Happy bass fishing! Tight lines! 🎣