We jig fish brush piles and condos on a shallow muddy bottom lake. Anyone dragging chains here would not make any friends. Looks like it could disturb fish structures and stir up mud .:twocents
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We jig fish brush piles and condos on a shallow muddy bottom lake. Anyone dragging chains here would not make any friends. Looks like it could disturb fish structures and stir up mud .:twocents
Let's all agree to disagree with each other's opinions, and not let this thread get "personal".
... cp :kewl
Not gonna argue with you about that Nimrod, as far as the mud that really isn't an issue, someone wading shallow water would stir up more mud than that chains do. There is a concesus here that what the chains stir up actually triggers some bites, ask ScottV about those he caught following me last spring fishing rite behind the chains.Quote:
Originally Posted by NIMROD
I use a chain 90% of the time living here in the Ms delta. A 10-15mph wind here is usually hectic in this flat land. Never slowed me down on catching either.
Not me, I'm trying to be more kinder and gentler in my old age. I do remember that thread.
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Originally Posted by deathb4disco
pox go play GOLF
I'm quitting golf. I will let you see what I'm going to start playing with next week. Pictures are coming.
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Originally Posted by Billbob
Rees you are dead on . A chain will get stuck in certain situations . I mostly use mine in rivers not lakes .