If you've spent any time watching bass fishing over the last few years, you've probably heard terms like hover strolling, hover rigging, mid-strolling or hover shotting. Whatever name you've heard, the idea is pretty simple: keep a small soft plastic moving naturally through the water column without forcing it forward like a traditional jighead or swimbait. That ability to stay in the strike zone is what makes the hover rig so effective—especially when bass are suspended and

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Same idea. Different depth. Hover strolling keeps the bait higher in the water column, while mid strolling takes that same natural minnow presentation deeper to suspended bass.