River current seams are the boundary between moving and slack water and major fish congregators. Mike McClelland takes us on a tour of some Mississippi River current seams and eddies – smallmouth bass pack these locations, but the angler needs to be able to read the seams and determine how and where bass are positioned in them.
Mike points out key areas of the eddies created by current seams and how to break them down with a versatile finesse jig and craw combo. Although a wide category of lures will work, a jig is the best choice for combing these areas and getting multiple fish to fire.
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McKeon Roberts is a videographer specializing in multispecies angling and kayak fishing. He loves to teach and tell a story through film while exploring and pursuing his lifelong passion for catching fish.
He served as a natural resource professional for six years, working with the limnological and biological aspects of lakes and wetlands across northern Minnesota. This subject matter is often woven into his how-to fishing content, and his love for tinkering with new angling techniques and gear. McKeon enjoys traveling to fishing destinations and playing music in his spare time.
