06-29-2011, 12:44 PM
The only thing I don't agree with, that I saw posted, was about the snap swivel. Keeping your line as natural and stealthy as possible is key, especially when the bite is slow. A snap swivel makes changing rigs and lures easy and fast, but it will also lower the amount of bites you get. Some days, when the fishing is really hot, and the strike zone is big, it may not effect your numbers so much. But, when the strike zone is small, and the fish have time to get a good look at your rig before they commit, it will keep you from getting bites.
I suggest you learn to tight an albright, and connect a piece of light fluorocarbon to your lure applications. Tight directly to your lure. I bet the amount of fish you catch increases, granted you do your part with lure selection and presentation.
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I suggest you learn to tight an albright, and connect a piece of light fluorocarbon to your lure applications. Tight directly to your lure. I bet the amount of fish you catch increases, granted you do your part with lure selection and presentation.
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