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| Spinner
Bait ...by Johnny
Moore |
| My
favorite bait would have to be the spinner bait. A spinner bait
can be used in several different ways according to the speed
you use and the way you hold your rod. I can speed up the bait
for top water fishing or slow it down for deeper fishing. My
favorite color is the white with a green trailer. the white
one seems to catch in pretty much any water condition for me |
| Weighted
advice ...by Jim
Marenzana |
Instead
of pegging your weight to the line, before you leave for your
day on the water insert a piece of rubber band into your worm
weight.
When your ready to rig, just pull on the rubber band as you
insert your fishing line. Once your ready, trim back the band
and slide the weight into position |
| Double
the life of your Senkos ...by Brian
Caudill |
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The effectiveness
of the Yamamoto Senko is no secret, however at approximately
75 cents each, the can put a quick dent in your wallet. When
the end you rig them in becomes too torn to use, rig them
through the opposite end - they are equally effective, and
will now last twice as long |
| A
Weighty Matter ...by Brian
Caudill |
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The variety
of materials currently used to make fishing weights offers
an opportunity for experimentation. Brass, steel and tungsten
weights produce different sounds when bouncing on bottom than
the usual lead sinkers. These subtleties in sound can sometimes
mean the difference between provoking a strike and coming
up empty |
| Weighted
advice ...by Jim
Marenzana |
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Instead
of pegging your weight to the line, before you leave for your
day on the water insert a piece of rubber band into your worm
weight. When your ready to rig, just pull on the rubber band
as you insert your fishing line. Once your ready, trim back
the band and slide the weight into position. |
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