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drifting question #10611976 02/12/15 01:46 AM
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When y'all are drifting for cats do y'all drag your bait or do you keep it just off the bottom?


Re: drifting question [Re: Jimmy Lykins] #10612071 02/12/15 02:14 AM
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Here is a diagram of what I use.


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Originally Posted By: Shutterbuff


Here is a diagram of what I use.


This is what i do also. The only diffrence is my weight section is twice as long as my hook section.


Re: drifting question [Re: Jimmy Lykins] #10614564 02/12/15 10:57 PM
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Thanks I've bank fished all my life so I wasn't real sure on how to do it.


Re: drifting question [Re: Jimmy Lykins] #10614634 02/12/15 11:26 PM
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This is what I do, just another option. If you use the slotted foam pegged float you can remove it and fish this as a slip sinker rig. Good luck.




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Re: drifting question [Re: Jimmy Lykins] #10614797 02/13/15 12:31 AM
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i will drift & anchor down. i prefer to anchor down. the key to draging or drifting your bait is to drag it VERY slowly. The colder the water the slower you want to drag it. We caught cats dead sticking (not moving the lure) & drifting slowly. set your hooks at different depths will help you find where they r cruising. it makes a big difference.
a no roll will often out produce other weights when drift fishing.

When they go shallow i will loose the weight and use a slip bobber at the right depth. good luck thumb


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Originally Posted By: pelican

This is what I do, just another option. If you use the slotted foam pegged float you can remove it and fish this as a slip sinker rig. Good luck.




This is what I use.

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