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TROLLING QUESTION


LongLine

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Okay enough of the Bull, This is a serious question, but it might get some interesting replies (if any)

The situation:

You out solo, in the middle of June; off the Genny; 9:30 AM; slight breeze out of the west; mostly sunny; you’re going to troll towards Braddocks at about 60-70FOW in slightly stained water at 2.2 mph at the ball; (only speed you got) you only have these two lures and because you left your dipseys home, you’ve only got your 2 riggers which give you about an 8 Ft spread.

The question:

Which lure do you put on the starboard side & which on the port side? And why :?:

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(Lures are Blk & Silvr - ignore the teal dots, they're just refracto-illuminescence (sp) from the angle of the camera lens.)

Think about it...

Tom B.

(LongLine)

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Tom,

afew things here.

1) I would turn around and go home........ I not only forgot my dipseys but i forgot my hooks for the spoons :!:

2) I hardly ever troll towards braddock - I run there :lol: and troll back

3) While I was home I would grab my dipsey's and some froggie glows

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

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Steve glad to see your still around.By the way that was funny stuff about the turning around for the hooks and dipseys :lol: Thanks for the laugh.

Sorry Long Line I didn't mean to be disrespectful to your post.If it was me I would run the lures with the black towards the inside and see what happens keep changing them and see what the fish want.I'm still in a learning stage here but what else could you do :?:

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The one on the right goes to port and the left to starboard. The way they would wobble you want the dark side up like a real bait. :D Or if the fishing is slow you could swap them so the reverse contrast would have the dark side aginst the lighter sky. :shock: I would go with the hooks either way ;)

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