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I will try to make this as clear as can. I used a white string to represent my fishing line, the yellow ruler to represent water line and the piece of lead the bottom.

This is a technique i use often when finesse fishing spawning.

I use a cork with a spring on the bottom. The size is about 6 inches in length.

Attachment 117568

I like the longer narrow cork as it will provide more vertical movement of the jig in the water column. I use a small piece of plastic tubing to tun my line through to the attach to the top of the bobber stem.

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When the jig is at maximum depth the cork is vertical
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/03/03/e6ububar.jpg

When u pull on the cork a little it lays flat on the water raising the jig in the water column about 3-4 inches depending on size of cork.
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/03/03/jaguduhe.jpg

Allow slack and jig goes right back down. Attachment 117569

This is a way to vertical jig in the water column from a distance with a cork. Many a crappie have succumb to this technique.

Hope you get the point.

Thank you bowhunter for this information

Thank you for sharing!

Pretty neat demo and great tip. Thanks.

Very good demo

Thanks bowhunter!!!! Look out dardanelle crappie!!!

Good job, J. W. ! :ThumbsUp Can't wait to try that at Dardanelle in April! :woohoo

Thanks Bow!

good job JW thanks

I really like that pony head with small willow blade on it...been thinking of rigging some of those myself. As for the rig you described here it's similar to what I do when setting jugs/noodles where they will stick upright and lay flat when either stuck on the bottom or with a fish on. Good illistration here.