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dropshot
I've been fishing a dropshot finesse worm alot this summer, and catching
some good fish. All the lakes I have fished so far have been clear, the next three lakes are all stained. Does dropshots work well in stained water? or is there a better technique. I love the dropshot. |
dropshot
BIG FISH 2006 wrote:
I've been fishing a dropshot finesse worm alot this summer, and catching some good fish. All the lakes I have fished so far have been clear, the next three lakes are all stained. Does dropshots work well in stained water? or is there a better technique. I love the dropshot. There is a better technique, even in clear water :-) -- SpecTastic Wiggle Rig, Fishing lure remote control See lure video you won't believe http://ezknot.com/videos.html |
dropshot
BIG FISH 2006 wrote:
I've been fishing a dropshot finesse worm alot this summer, and catching some good fish. All the lakes I have fished so far have been clear, the next three lakes are all stained. Does dropshots work well in stained water? or is there a better technique. I love the dropshot. If you get it in front of fish, it will catch them. I fish it in the lower (very dirty water) section of Champlain all the time, and catch the snot out of them on it. |
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"BIG FISH 2006" wrote in message
... I've been fishing a dropshot finesse worm alot this summer, and catching some good fish. All the lakes I have fished so far have been clear, the next three lakes are all stained. Does dropshots work well in stained water? or is there a better technique. I love the dropshot. I guess it depends on what you consider dirty water too. I probably wouldn't consider it in post storm chocolate milk, but in anything else it might be the right tool in the right place. Bob La Londe http://www.YumaBassMan.com |
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