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squidgirl

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Zee.... for some of us that lack the talents you have. how or what is a drifting rig that you said you used.

NY.... what did you have rigged when you cought yours?


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Zee.... for some of us that lack the talents you have. how or what is a drifting rig that you said you used.
Back trolling is pretty simple. It's a river fishing technique where you paddle upstream to keep yourself sitting still and then let out a plug like a Kwikfish or HotShot. Pedaling a Hobie helps a ton. Then once you have your line out you slowly back the plugs into where the fish are holding. If you're lucky you'll piss one off and it will strike. 

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