Thread: Todays question

ain;t no telling but we gonna answer them LOL. When I first started crappie fishing, I did ask alot of questions but i went to yahoo and typed in Spider rigging or pulling crankbaits for crappie. LOTS of writeups on it. You can go to youtube and watch videos as well.Watching someone do something to me helps me more than written words. Kinda like playboy magazine, pictures speak a thousand werds LMBO

You can also use the search function on this site.....you can use it site wide or you can narrow it and go forum by forum.

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Think I'll go fishing, will have some questions when i get through, like maybe Wednesday or Thursday.

Well, I'm not Rees, but it would be interesting to find out how everyone determines his trolling speed is "right on". Do you have a "magic" number you start with by using a gps, go by line angle to the water, or by feel? Is it adjusted by season?

I start at 0.4 and then go up or down at times to dial in the speed they want that day. Faster first to cover more water

0-.5 most of the time. .3 average. Faster in warmer water, and ssslllloooowwww in colder water. The fish will let ya know how they want it. Slow first, and speed it up if the bite is slow. If that don't work, go home!!!!! ;-)


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