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Article: Side pulling for early spring crappie
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Need to add the "i" in your link. Great technique! Good luck, Sirs!
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Congratulations, Rich & I have been using this technique for years up here in Mass. Ref. our articles in the New England Forum. Although we do not use a trolling motor, we use the wind as power and the results are the same (great method).
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Good read
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Wow! Thanks for sharing the side pulling "how to" information and pictures.
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Enjoyed the article. Sure makes me want to give it a try.
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my 14ft john is set up to side pull for crappie.
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Informative read. Like pulling with the wind from my yak too.
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Good story. very informative
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saw bill dance do this on KY lake many years ago and it makes sense as you get a good spread of lines out and people across boat have equal chance to score. Nice setup and information on what they are going after and why.
