Drift over their heads, like 6". They will rise up and smash it. You'll see the headshakes before you realize it ate.
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Salmon tactics
Started by Nick Mckenzie, Jul 31 2014 10:25 PM
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GoodenTight
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Steelhead Master
Posted 06 August 2014 - 08:18 AM
nothing beats a small pool stacked with 2 dozen kings and casting and retreiving for those dorsal fins. Am I right fellas?!?!
just kidding, thats not me.
I am for sure excited to go slam on some chin dogs, any time now!
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Posted 06 August 2014 - 04:28 PM
Noobie question.. it's been a long day.
If you're chucking spoons, then nothing complicated there.. tied it on and throw it out.
But if i'm casting a muddler or WB or whatever else under a float you're adding weight to it. So does it go..
main line -> float -> 3 way split -> one going to weight, other is tied to the muddler?
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Posted 10 August 2014 - 03:58 PM
Noobie question.. it's been a long day.
If you're chucking spoons, then nothing complicated there.. tied it on and throw it out.
But if i'm casting a muddler or WB or whatever else under a float you're adding weight to it. So does it go..
main line -> float -> 3 way split -> one going to weight, other is tied to the muddler?
you can rig using a 3 way, but most prefer to drift right on the bottom so just use mainline>float>shot>swivel>leader>small splitshot>fly
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