Trolly Fishing How Too'S

[jm gremore]

trolling is easy: I use off shore planner boards, about $25.00 each. I use worn harnesses, which I make myself. They are about 5 inches long with colored beads, spinner, a single hook with a trebel hook. I use a 3/4 oz bell sinker about a foot above the harness. Locate the fish. 25 ft. down, run your line 100 ft. out before you attach the board. Let the line out far enough so the board tracks out to the side of your boat. Trolling speed is crucial, only 05 mph. When you have a fish on, the board will race to the back of the boat. Becareful when taking the board off as you do not want any slack in the line. There are right and left side boards.

[BigFishTuff]

We troll using jets and dipsey divers. Worms are awesome weapons too. We are using big boards with 6 jets a side and we can also run 3 dipsey's aside depending on the crew. Speed may be the most important thing to trolling. Anyone can troll but if you dont have your speed dialed in you will be wasting a lot of gas. Dont know what kind of boat you run or how slow you can go but early spring slower the better and of course as it heats up you can boost your speed to around or even a little over 2.0 mph