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Discover your next adventure on Fishing Booker. What's up everybody? It's How To Tuesday and today we're here in Louisiana with my good

friend Anthony Randazzo. One of the popular ways to fish in Louisiana and many other

places is with what's called a popping cork but not all

popping corks are created equal. Anthony is going to teach us how to pick exactly the

right popping court for what we're trying to catch. Absolutely. So here we have two pretty

similar quarks in terms of their they're rigging their sound but one is a

concave head popping quart that's really good for making a lot of commotion in the water.

The other is an egg or oval shape popping quart.

It makes a slightly softer sound in the water. The cool thing about the two

corks is they both have their perfect application. If we're fishing on a day where, let's say,

we're just chasing red fish, we're probably going to use the big cork.

It's going to make more noise and it's going to get the attention to fish, call them to the bait that we're showing them underneath the court.

On a rare occasion we'll use the smaller cork to fish. we're showing them underneath the court.

On a rare occasion, we'll use the smaller cork

to fish redfish if the bite's real subtle

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