Here in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, there is a 100 yard rock outcropping from which I can cast poppers into depths of more than 30 feet of turqoise water. Being able to cast lures into water that deep is a really unique opportunity. For example on Cape Cod, most of the time when fishing from shore I casting lures into less than 10 feet of water. There is no telling what species of fish one might encounter when fishing a spot surrounded by such deep water! In fact we caught mani while fishing in a boat not far offshore at all from where this rocky outcropping is located. I discovered the rocky outcropping a few days ago, and I feel it holds great potential. The video below was filmed during my first trip at this spot. I am casting a TA Bomb Popper when a hard fighting jack crevalle smashes it right on the surface! Timestamps: 0:10 - walking out to the spot 3:25 - underwater footage of fish at similar rocky outcroppings 5:06 - talking about the lure, ANGLR etc. 6:02 - hooked up! 7:48 - trying to land the fish 9:05 - the release Equipment used in this video: