Stumps definition is the what I feel is the closest. The different terms originated from different parts of the country, but refer to the same basic techniques. To simplify I will say tight lining, pushing, slow trolling, straight lining, and spider rigging are all the same basic technique. Rods can be positioned any where on the boat, but the front is most popular. You are fishing a precise depth, using different weights to maintain a tight vertical line when moving a variety of speeds depending of fishes depth, water depth, current or wind. The most popular bais are minnows, jigs, or a combination of both. Pulling, fast trolling, and long lining are the same basic technique as well. Rods can be placed anywhere on the boat, with sides and back of boat being the most popular. This is done by putting the boat in motion via the trolling motor or outboard, casting or releasing a set amount of line out. Both, boat speed and amount of line let out controls the depth the baits run. The most popular baits are crank baits, jigs, or a combo of jigs and minnows.


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