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Originally Posted by mtnhunter
Guessing they might have been using a fixed depth setup since the wireworm wouldn’t be heavy enough to move line. Were they catching on this setup without an egg sinker? Is it possible we are missing subtle takes because the sinker changes what is felt at the bobber?
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Nope, I saw one setup very clearly and the wireworm was right against the bottom of the slip float as they were casting, they didn't even use a swivel to separate the wireworm and mainline.
I do wonder about the affect the sinker has on detecting strikes with the float. What size float are you using? I bought some 3/8" pencil and 1 1/8" oval Thill floats. Everyone seemed to be using the larger 1 or 1 1/8" ones and it was too windy to try with the pencils on the weekend. I think I might have had one brief tug as my float very briefly pointed a different direction against the wind but wasn't sure if that was a rogue wave.