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https://quietjourney.com/community/YABB.cgi?num=1382472278 Message started by Kerry on Oct 22nd, 2013 at 8:04pm |
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Title: Re: Jigging for Walleye Post by Kerry on Oct 24th, 2013 at 1:46am
Thanks for the feedback all, yours in particular MT, very informative and specific. So a couple more questions. I get what you're saying about keeping your finger on the line, MT, and I understand that this is one of those techniques where a spinning rig is really most appropriate. However, in your opinion can it be executed effectively with a bait casting rig or is that just the wrong tool for the job and a recipe for frustration? And I still have that other question: how do you do this action off the bottom when you're drifting in a canoe? I'm not talking about being pushed along by a serious wind but even a lightish breeze and the line is dragging. So how do I know where my jig is relative to the bottom as I'm drifting along (by feel?) and how to control the action while drifting - just give it a snap or two and let drop pretty much as you describe when the boat is still?
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