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    What is your set up..How do YOU do it?

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    Same as regular trolling but with heavier weights and more speed
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    what sat said plus 3/16 and 1/4 oz. jigs are good for this
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    Rig set up?

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    I do mine just like spider rigging....just heavier weight and heavier jigs....then run at a greater speed
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    This thread has some good info from BRM and others on this subject. http://www.crappie.com/crappie/off-t...ower-trolling/
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    Here is another very good read on Power Trolling http://www.magnoliacrappieclub.com/a...erTrolling.pdf
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    Do you usually tip with minnows or not? Does the increased speed kill minnows quickly?

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    Dont think it matters. Going that fast....I believe there is enough minnow movement dead or alive. I never could tell any difference.

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    I was wondering what benefits there is with power trolling over long lining.

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