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fishtale wrote:
floats for bass as an alternative to a drop shot rig. I find drop shot rigs problematic since the hook line tend to tangle with the main line. . The hook line? Why are you putting the hook on a separate line? |
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I don't use dropshot rigs regularly but I tried it with a separate hook
line. Like on a 3 way swivel. I thought it made sense to give the plastic worm a free flow appearance. The hook line tangled with the mainline so I abandoned the whole exercise. BTW the last thing I want to do is snag a fish. RichZ wrote: fishtale wrote: floats for bass as an alternative to a drop shot rig. I find drop shot rigs problematic since the hook line tend to tangle with the main line. . The hook line? Why are you putting the hook on a separate line? |
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