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they seem to be best under a float most of the time , the constant depth setting keeps the jigs mostly off the cover if you cast well and know where to NOT cast said tandems .....:RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by SuperDave336
even open water tandems seem to find stuff to get hung up on , I don't double much , but sometimes when I am not sure and or think they are all thru the water column and have the room to pitch said doubles , then I just might do it ....:highfive
Love it 2 at a time.
A problem when I’m fishing brushpiles.
Well I'd love to see you NOT HAVE A PROBLEM!:RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by chaunc
Kaboom! Very nice I’ve done lots of double jigs but never under a float. Might have to try that sometime. I have doubled up, but only on sandbass
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When Livescope Flippin' I'm using a double jig rig about 99% of the time. I have doubled up on Crappie twice in the last two years. I've lost my double rig setup a few times, too, but that's mostly due to fishing brushpiles about 99% of the time (and also being the #2 angler in the boat and not always being able to see MY jigs on the screen :Doh: )
many times a double will hang up on the cover after you hook a fish on one of the jigs , lost a few that way before myself .....
it's kinda troubling though , folks that don't know ya and see it and think you are just the average yeehaw fighting the bottom ......:Rofl:Rofl
Under the bridge downtown.......
Mo
Two jigs at a time means I don’t catch two at a time instead of one at a time lol
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yes sir , I run this set up under several bridges in the downtown ft worth area when I am not totally sure what depth the fish are holding at.Quote:
Originally Posted by mozingo1952