They carefully slip along the deep breakline, lifting and dropping their jigs a foot at a time on a tight line. The jigs ride perfectly vertical on 8-pound-test line below the boat through the "slacker" water along the bottom of the washout hole, near the back edge of the hole - the tailout area - where it breaks quickly from 35 feet deep up onto the channel shelf in 25 feet. "'K right," he continued, making the necessary correction, as in: They lower their bowmount and begin to deftly slip with the current as they drop 1/2- or 3/4-ounce leadhead jigs tipped with 3- to 4-inch minnows into 40 feet of water.
Besides, I've always wanted to use deftly in print. Make that deftly slip, I said, interrupting him.
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