On water evaluation

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Well what is the answer ?

Brett, I believe that if you look in very deep water and tight line at a very slow speed .01 to 02.. Use heavy weight 3/4 to 1 oz. you may be surprised. Your line should not be more than 45° angle at any time. Use drop shot rig with hook above your lead 12" to 18" just bump the bottom and you should be in good shape and catching fish. I hope this helps you, it works for us most of the time. Only answer I can give you! :highfive

Now you tell me how it is done ! brett , The Dawgg speaks the truth this time. 35 to 50 fow aint to deep for ya. Seen the aftermath just Thursday from a buddy. Fished tightline in 40 fow and had 15 real nice fish.

I were in 35-50' today
Floating anonymously among other boats and with bait under me
Bumping bottom w 3/4 oz weight
Weight on bottom 2 hooks above
I didn't see catching


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Originally Posted by ofishlbizzness

Well what is the answer ?

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After further evaluation, I just had a bad day fishing but a great day overall


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Any day with weather like today is a good day to be on the water. Er.......maybe you shoulda moved though. Just saying....:)

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Originally Posted by gabowman

Any day with weather like today is a good day to be on the water. Er.......maybe you shoulda moved though. Just saying....:)

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Staying put saves valuable gas and the fish will eventually find me


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Brett, you got a pm. Not to be revealed. Any trade secrets, lose lips could call for drastic measures. :Rofl

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Originally Posted by BigDawgg

Brett, you got a pm. Not to be revealed. Any trade secrets, lose lips could call for drastic measures. :Rofl

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nonono