I stumbled upon this

[wilbur]

The other day pulling cranks. We were going along a recorded track between 1.3 and 1.5 when we got to the end of the track the motor shut off,by the time i found the remote and started the motor back up we were at .9mph. As soon as the motor started again instantly 2 rods went off. I never tried it again cause we were planning on leaving anyway but will try next time.

["G"]

you just never know what will make them hit

[DonDon]

Had the same thing happen to me before bud. Think about it, your jigging and that bait sits there for a sec and the fish approaches, Then you twitch it and get a strike. Just a different motion and it causes a strike. I do get alot of strikes when I've been going slower, then kick it up to fast as soon as I turn up the speed. Try making hard turns in a figure S sometime. I got that from a good ole boy that USED to post on here alot. Course he's ugly a heck but a good ole boy. JWhite wrote a crank article on the main board and it talks about the figure S stuff

[Minnerman]

A lot of times when we are spider riggin in a stump field we will get bites when dodgin a stump or if the boat bounces off a stump. When that happens, we speed up and make several sharp cuts.

[Hitek]

I use turning the boat pretty sharp (zig-zagging) to get a similiar affect. Learned this while pulling jigs, can work the same way.