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EZ and I are making rigs for pushing crankbaits. They consist of an in-line trolling sinker with eyelets on each end, swivel, four ft. flourocarbon leader, and a snap for the crankbait. You just snap the rig on your line, snap on a crankbait, and you're ready. We'll have them in pairs of 2 oz, 3 oz, or 4 oz rigs. PM me or EZ for details.
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Bet them make a racket when they gets in the trolling moter.
yall musta sprayed for them fleas down there, they werent bad at all this morning.
Y'all catch any fish?
14 keepers and about that many throw backs. Couldnt really get em figured out with any certain pattern. Best fish from the East side, whats up with that???:dono
I use these rigs from my front rod holders out the side of the boat while I'm pulling cranks out the back of the boat. I call it "short lining". I reset my counter with the weight 1 ft from my rod tip then let out 10 ft of line. I caught around 15 on my 2 short lining poles at Okatibbee yesterday doing this.
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