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ragansm1
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high winds

Post by ragansm1 »

Plan on trying to fish tomorrow even though the winds will be pretty high. Any suggestions as to how I should fish? With a CT it is hard to teel when a bite has happened. Is jigging the bottom the best way to go. Don't get to go to often so have to fish when I can. Better then going to work though.
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tin can
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Post by tin can »

I use a CT quite a bit when the wind is blowing. The cork is a visual indication of a bite. Even with a slack line you can see the cork go down.
What was I supposed to do today?
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Post by wevans »

And many times the rough seas help keep the jig bouncin around for ya and will incurage a strike :D
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Post by AJ »

Fish 'em both ways. Whatever starts catching fish first, stick with it. Even if I am fishing on bottom I will let a CT trail behind the boat.
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