Fishing near underwater structures can be very productive as these areas attract various fish species seeking shelter and food. One effective technique is to use a technique called 'pitching.' This involves casting your bait or lure directly next to the structure, allowing it to sink naturally. Another technique is 'jigging,' where you vertically move your bait up and down near the structure to mimic a wounded baitfish. Additionally, trolling along the edges of the structure can also yield good results. It's crucial to use the right gear and adjust your technique based on the specific structure and target species.

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