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Nice Job!!!! We may need more lessons shane, Jeff and I planning to make a run up by independence soon, Hoping for some slabs up there.
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We stroll our jigs in the rocks. run your boat at .2mph allowing your jigs to hit the rocks and that when you get your bite. The fish are in the rocks this time of year you just have to find the depth. They aren't shy about hitting the jig. I also run a double rig that is about 14 inches apart with swim tails. Forget the brush, they are more active in the rocks.
We did this a few years ago when Kansas had their Classic two day tournament there. I showed several locals how we fished and won the tournament there. Very easy to do. Just have to have good boat control and confidence on what your doing.
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Nice Job!!!! We may need more lessons shane, Jeff and I planning to make a run up by independence soon, Hoping for some slabs up there.
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Thats where I grew up. Are you fishing elk city?Originally Posted by dstreet
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Kaw Lake 2016
Yes Hoping to if things sty right. We got a couple weeks of deer hunting to get through then hope to be up there for a day or two.
Rumor has I will be throwing rocks at Kaw if we ever get up there.
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Really nice mess of fish. Thanks for the tips, I may have to try that tomorrow.
Trophy King
When you say "strolling" are you talking pole in hand or what?
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Yes, I always hold my rod so I can work it through the rocks.
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Keeper
Do you use any extra weight to keep your jig down?
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I've used an 1/8 oz on top jig and 1/4 oz on bottom. Rod in each hand.
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