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Originally Posted by fish gunner
We put a med red and white bobber at the point where the line hits the water . You set your rod tip high , till the bobber starts to "bounce." with a little practice you can get it jumping like a side planer. This really get them smashing the natural burst movements of a small fish at speed. A partner is important to get the bobber off the line with fish on. One should also tune a streamer to insure it is not twisting your line when trolling.
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Yea that sounds like a neat technique?When I troll straight lines instead of "S" turns,I keep my rod in my hand rather than the rod holder and work it alot,point the rod tip to the bow of boat and let it drop back so the fly is always speeding up,stopping,pausing,sinking...repeat.It seems to entice more strikes than just laying back with my feet up sucking on beer and fatties?