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04-06-2024, 06:50 PM #1
Re: Anybody help a weekender?
I haven't been up yet this year. We got 3 good days a few weeks ago but it went down hill fast. Don't think there has been much going on. Way to go finding them today. What was the water temperature. Thanks for reporting.
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04-06-2024, 07:50 PM #2
Re: Anybody help a weekender?
46ish degrees
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04-19-2024, 06:06 AM #3
Re: Anybody help a weekender?
Any thoughts for this weekend? Might be a little choppy, but is anyone heading out and any advice for locations to jig?
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04-19-2024, 06:51 PM #4
Re: Anybody help a weekender?
We went to Turtle point for three days, we got there Wednesday evening and it was choppy so we went out Thursday morning and only got two jigging, went back our around four and got six in the boat lost two at the boat and one short throw back. It was a very slow bite. I heard it was going to be bad this morning so we did not get up too early but we did hear the boats going out and coming back in rather quickly, most turned around at the mouth of the lake, it was BAD. We decided to come back today instead of Saturday evening. I think it supposed to bad until Monday but the water will be a mess after the huge waves today.
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04-15-2024, 09:57 AM #5
Re: Anybody help a weekender?
chx-wing - The way I determine the direction of current is to start trolling directly down wind with a dipsy on each side with same settings and lure. But the lure is not necessary for this. Make All things equal rod, rod angle up and to back and same lines on each reel.
Then you watch the angles of line going into the water. The angle off the rods should be the same and distance away from the boat the same as line enters the water. When all these things appear equal, the current is also equal below you in the depth your divers are running. Many times the current is different and one will pull harder than the other. If the port pulls stronger than starboard, further back and further from boat, then current is more from starboard. and vise versa. Try to keep trolling until your lines are reading equal to each other. Note the direction on compass and that is either up current or down current. This system can work with flatline lures back but the dipsy or Lite Bite divers tell the story more obvious to me.
RickerdLast edited by rickerd; 04-15-2024 at 10:39 AM.
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