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 Re: Strolling/Long lining in deep summer
[Re: Kay Dyson]
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08/02/12 03:05 AM
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Southern RV Supercenter
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The bass that aren't hungry will bite using this technique. Reaction bite.
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Re: Strolling/Long lining in deep summer
[Re: Kay Dyson]
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08/02/12 06:13 AM
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crnkndd22
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What a blast, been long lining for several years now, think the '09 Skeeters owners was won with this technique. Can get very expensive!
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Re: Strolling/Long lining in deep summer
[Re: Kay Dyson]
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08/02/12 03:28 PM
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CENTEX Toad Hunter
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When I long line, it's usually because of the wind drifting to boat at a fast pace. I like trying to keep,scented bait in the same area for as long as possible so I let the line out as we drift. This is probably not the same thing we are talking about, but it is productive.
"If you've quit learn'n, you might'as well quit fish'n cuz yer not catch'n as many fish as ya should be!"
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Re: Strolling/Long lining in deep summer
[Re: Kay Dyson]
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08/02/12 09:31 PM
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Caught1
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I used to do it alot, but haven't since I don't fish Fork or Monticello much anymore. Monticello was an awesome lake for long lining because you would nearly always get your crankbait back. Fork was great also,but I sure left alot of Manns 30+ in the bttom of that lake.
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Re: Strolling/Long lining in deep summer
[Re: Kay Dyson]
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08/02/12 09:40 PM
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pinesaddict
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Did it 1st time on the pines yesterday, worked good. Spent some time getting my cranks back . DT16 worked best. XD6 went deeper.
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Re: Strolling/Long lining in deep summer
[Re: Kay Dyson]
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08/02/12 10:36 PM
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LunkerLucky
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Throw your crank on a moderately heavy Carolina rig. I do this during the winter.
Well, maybe.
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Re: Strolling/Long lining in deep summer
[Re: Kay Dyson]
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08/02/12 10:47 PM
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Spring Lizard Waterdog
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It will up your bite ratio. You have to have a good number of fish located, scattered and suspended. Like one of the guys said. Tie a piece of meat on a rope and throw it down the end of a long haul with 20 dogs and one of them is gonna go for it.
Takes a lot of blood sweat and tears this time of the year. I would rather yank em out of the grass on a jig or finesse worm this time of the year.
Last edited by Spring Lizard Waterdog; 08/02/12 10:47 PM.
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