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 Spider Rigging
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07/19/12 10:22 PM
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SlabSeeker
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Has anyone ever tried this technique in the summer? Or what about hovering in and around a brushpile? I know that it is more popular when fish are scattered, but I was thinking about this for fish that may not be on the brush but close to it. What are yall's thoughts?
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Re: Spider Rigging
[Re: SlabSeeker]
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07/19/12 10:41 PM
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Bottom_Bouncer
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Your thinking is correct....it is a great way to catch fish for all the reasons you mention.
It does have a draw back in the summer if you fish crowded lakes. When there are so many boat wakes the lake becomes a wash tub, go with the single rod method......this usually occurs in the summer...at least on the lakes I fish.
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Re: Spider Rigging
[Re: Bottom_Bouncer]
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07/19/12 10:44 PM
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SlabSeeker
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I didn't take that into consideration. But it makes sense and thanks for the tip. The tip is well noted.
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Re: Spider Rigging
[Re: SlabSeeker]
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07/20/12 01:11 AM
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Quicksilver
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Has anyone ever tried this technique in the summer? Or what about hovering in and around a brushpile? I know that it is more popular when fish are scattered, but I was thinking about this for fish that may not be on the brush but close to it. What are yall's thoughts?
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