Swim it through open water or present it beneath the boat. Match bait size to the forage, then adjust rigging weight and retrieve speed to the depth fish are holding.

With forward-facing sonar (FFS), watch the bait’s position relative to crappie or bass and adjust your presentation as they move.

Rig it weedless on an appropriately sized wide-gap hook for vegetation and cover. Add a bullet weight as needed to control depth and fall rate. Work it with short lifts, slow drags, and pauses.

Separate the bait from the weight with a leader, then work the rig with slow pulls and pauses. Keep bottom contact with the weight while the Panorama follows behind. Adjust leader length and retrieve pace to the conditions.

Choose a smaller model for a compact baitfish presentation. Use light shakes and pauses on a drop shot, or lift and settle a shakey head around bottom structure.

Match small baitfish when targeting crappie or downsizing for bass. These compact models suit appropriately sized jigheads, hover rigs, drop shots, and forward-facing sonar presentations.

Choose among these sizes for jigheads, Texas rigs, Carolina rigs, and appropriately matched keel-weighted hooks. Match the profile to the forage bass are feeding on.

Step up when predators are feeding on larger baitfish or when you want a more substantial silhouette. Match your hook, weight, and tackle to the increased bait size.