Combo trolling, I used 3/4 to 1 ounce weights spiderrigging out the front while wife longlines out the back, works great. Speed .8 to 1.
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Combo trolling, I used 3/4 to 1 ounce weights spiderrigging out the front while wife longlines out the back, works great. Speed .8 to 1.
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But, Marvin ... if you're going 0.8-1.0mph with 3/4 to 1oz weights, are you really Spider Rigging ?? That's considered Pushing to most of us. And like I originally said ... you can Push & Pull (Longline) at the same time (due to the speed), but Spider Rig and Pull at the same time, not so much.
Well I call 8 poles spread out the front like a spider, spider rigging..i dont know the difference.Sent from my LM-G900 using Crappie.com Fishing mobile app
That's OK, Marvin ... the basic difference is just the speed used in each technique, and live bait isn't normally used when Pushing. You could really mess up some minds by calling your technique, Spider Pushing :Rofl
But, seriously ... I'm not dissing you for calling it whatever you want to call it. I'm just clarifying the different technique names for whomever might be confused about the differences between them.
I got you, we can add to the list, tightlining..anyway its all productive.Sent from my LM-G900 using Crappie.com Fishing mobile app
I do push 8 out the front. And if I fish with 3 people I pull 4 out the back with corks.
I got booted to the back in my own boat a while back. I'd hear one of the two goobers up front start swearing cause they missed a fish....I'd watch the transom mount graph and like clockwork 15 seconds later.... fish on. Whuuped em good that day
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In my opinion. In order for it to be a true spider rig you have to be facing backwards. In other words pulling corks from the front ..but by all means feel free to call it whatever.
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