Hey guys, during the summer in a big cold front does spider rigging work better over pulling crankbaits? Thanks.
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Hey guys, during the summer in a big cold front does spider rigging work better over pulling crankbaits? Thanks.
I've been spider rigging all summer and catching a good amount of fish.
I've always thought that just fishing slower was the key???
:biggrin-hey squirrel! aint been on here in a couple weeks- you doing any good with either one lately- ive had tuff luck finding any keepers casting jigs or jigging spoons lately
what kind of spots you been working?Quote:
Originally Posted by Anchor Man
I've been working the usual spots, points, drop offs, some structure.Quote:
Originally Posted by hunter1314
im new to this hot weather crappie fishing & never thought bout trying spider rigging in this 90 degree weather- been casting jigs & jigging spoons on deep brush piles- may need to give it a try!
I still do a lot of trolling this time of the year. I follow contours and when I would catch one I would go back and cast. All fronts are tuff but someone always seems to catch some
longlining... .8 mph