Rigging is as simple as a 6-foot leader of 50-pound mono I favor pink Hi-Seas or Ande for their abrasion resistance with one end tied to the split ring on the plug
In terms of soft plastic trailers, I like a 2.5- to 3.5-inch craw imitator made from a buoyant material anything that allows the claws to float when your jig rests on the bottom
The SPRO RK Crawler 55, Storm Wiggle Wart, Spro Little John MD, Rapala DT6 or DT8, and Berkley Frittside 9 are all capable of hunting a little deep along steeper banks and breaks
Low Visibility Clear line better to use when you fishing in mega clear, transparent waters
Maybe on the first secondary point or any kind of good long point or hump
What sets the Tatula CT apart is the T-Wing System level-wind, allowing for less resistance on the line, meaning you can cast farther and smoother