Slider Fishin' by Charlie Brewer.

This advice seems to contradict what
I've read in other books. Most other's seem to recommend a varied
retrieve.

I have been fishing sliders since the early 80s when I read his book and it is
different. I never retrieve anything with a steady motion EXCEPT sliders, and
maybe drop shot, which is really fished still. I want the slider to look like
a minnow easing along, not necessarily a hurt baitfish struggling. In fact, I
catch most of my fish on sliders as it sinks on a tight line, with no retrieve
at all.
Ronnie

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(RGarri7470) wrote in message ...
This advice seems to contradict what
I've read in other books. Most other's seem to recommend a varied
retrieve.

I have been fishing sliders since the early 80s when I read his book and it is
different. I never retrieve anything with a steady motion EXCEPT sliders, and
maybe drop shot, which is really fished still. I want the slider to look like
a minnow easing along, not necessarily a hurt baitfish struggling.

I like the way he says all that extra action may look good to you but
not the fish.

In fact, I catch most of my fish on sliders as it sinks on a tight
line,with no retrieve at all.

Same here. Sometimes I don't even bother trying after the worm hits
the bottom. Just reel it in and do it over.