Why only one line?

[Big Schnizz]

I'd love to see it for shore fishing at the very least. That way you can have one still rig (pickeral rig, slip bobber, etc) and you can be casting with another.

[chubbdarter]

Originally Posted by bobalong

You can actually run two lines/hooks now as long as they are tied to one main line. I run two cranks, a diving and a floating on a three way (top lure floating is on a bearclaw) some time. Guys will run two lines (pickeral rig) all the time, there is no rule on how long your snell line has to be. One line off a planer board, second line off a bearclaw (this snell has to be farily short) between rod and planer board, tangles can be ugly though. This only works with long rods (8-10 ft)in shallow water (less than 6') fishing long flats (you dont want to be turning lots) or mudlines. I actually tried this first in some of your southern reservoirs. This works great for running rigs right up into 2 or 3 feet of water or less and not spooking the fish.

this is a question...not a judgement

doesnt 2 crank baits exceed the amount of hooks allowed on a fishing line?

[tacklerunner]

Originally Posted by chubbdarter

this is a question...not a judgement

doesnt 2 crank baits exceed the amount of hooks allowed on a fishing line?

Only if each has the original 2 trebles (4 total). If he took off 1 front treble on one crank he would be within the allowable 3 hook limit.

[chubbdarter]

Originally Posted by tacklerunner

Only if each has the original 2 trebles (4 total). If he took off 1 front treble on one crank he would be within the allowable 3 hook limit.

sorry i didnt read that in his post....alls good thanks