How do you get more and bigger bites on a swim jig when everyone around you is throwing the same technique? At 77, Tom Monsoor is still beating top pros with the bait he has spent more than 50 years perfecting, and the difference comes down to the small presentation adjustments most anglers overlook.

Tom breaks down how he changes a swim jig retrieve based on what the fish are telling him, from schooling bass and cold fronts to current seams, water clarity, depth, color, and changing water levels. He also explains why the right cast can still be wasted if the jig does not move through the strike zone exactly right.

What you’ll learn:
• Why bigger bass can sit underneath schooling fish and when to let the jig fall
• When to swim, hop, lift, or work a swim jig along the bottom
• How cold fronts change the retrieve and why one missed adjustment can cost a tournament
• How water clarity changes how aggressively he works the jig
• How to choose jig weight and trailer size for depth and forage
• Why rising water can move river bass shallower
• How current seams and exact presentation create bites other anglers miss
• How Tom fine-tunes colors, trailers, feel, and retrieve throughout the day
• Why decades of experience still separate him from anglers fishing the same water

Guest: Tom Monsoor — legendary swim jig specialist with more than 50 years refining the technique; still winning and finishing near the top against elite tournament competition at age 77.

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