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    Great tips.

    Although why wouldnt you use a light weight hook, that way when it gets hung up you can pull it straight and free? Then bend it back into shape and continue fishing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hanr3 View Post
    Great tips.

    Although why wouldnt you use a light weight hook, that way when it gets hung up you can pull it straight and free? Then bend it back into shape and continue fishing.
    I use light line, more bites and sinks faster. I for sure don't want to move the brush and spook the fish.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NIMROD View Post
    I use light line, more bites and sinks faster. I for sure don't want to move the brush and spook the fish.
    I too use light line- 4 pound, and a thin hook. This way the hook straightens out most of the time and I dont lose anything or move the brush pile.
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    I use vertical jigging in water over 10 feet and when there is chop on the water. I use 1/32 to 1/8 oz jig depending on the depth and wind. They will jus suck the bait in so sensitive line and rod is important. I use both plastics and live minnows. Colors vary. On thing I used this year with success is Jigging Shad Raps that you would normally use when ice fishing . jut drop it over the side of the boat into a school and jig it to make it dance. lots of fun this way.

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