Not to hijack this thread,but what is the difference between spider rigging and pushing ? For that matter,what is the difference between trolling and long lining ?
Found Walmart has a spinning reel
with rear drag for about $12. Works good.
Adding some Shakespeare ATS15LC for
trolling. These have line counters. They
are about $35 from grizzlyjigs.com.
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Not to hijack this thread,but what is the difference between spider rigging and pushing ? For that matter,what is the difference between trolling and long lining ?
Difference between Spider Rigging & Pushing is mostly speed, and the lack of live bait use when Pushing.
Difference between Trolling & Long Lining is definition specifics .... Long Lining is a specific type of trolling. "Trolling" is a general term that encompasses Slow Trolling, Spider Rigging, Pushing/Pulling, Side Pulling, Long Lining, and any other name given to fishing from a moving boat. The "specific" names are used to tell exactly HOW a person is "trolling".
That's how I look at it, anyway.
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I am torn between the 12 and 14 foot rods. I want to slow troll shallow water during the spawn as well as deeper water in off season and I fish stained water. Will 12 footers be long enough to not spook fish? I want the BnM PST and would like to stay with a 2 piece.
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I started with 4 hi tech 12s. Then added 4 scr 14. Like the 14s much better. You will probably need a rod transport rack with longer rods. 14s in a smaller boat can be a boat load. Sometimes I have to break them down for security reasons, bring inside, carry in truck, etc. the 3 pic 14s a pain deal with as compared to 2 pic 12s. Does anyone know a good way to break down 3 pc rods without undoing everything?
Use the small clips and pre-rigged rigs. Just unclip the rig and place it back on the noodle, take the rod apart and I use rubber bands or velcro straps to hold together and then tighten up the line. Not perfect, but does work. Usually to be honest, I leave them together in the boat and tie them together so they don't flop around and get damaged and I have a place overhead to hang them.
I break mine down & put them in "rod socks" ... they stay that way at home and while traveling to/from the lake in the rod locker. And since I put my weights on the main lines, that terminate in a duo-lock snap, all my leader lines could be removed and stored, if needed.
And actually, I don't remove the leader line with the jighead/plastics when breaking the rods down & putting them in the rod socks ... after breaking them down, I just hook the jig hook on the baitcast reel (above & to the front of the spool) and wind the line in until it's "snug" (but not bending the tip section) and slide them into the "sock".
"IF" ... I were using double rigs, and leaving them on the rods when breaking them down ... I WOULD NOT use rod socks !! They are either nylon material or weaved plastic ... and any exposed hook point WILL eventually poke through them & are a pain to extract.
The first 500 crappie I caught were on cane poles with a carolina rig style with one hook . Have owned pst, ozark, ans southern crappie rods . all work as well as cane . lol . Drink the cool-aid! whats in the water is all the same . cheap line and a minnow . It works .
Anyone using the Southern SCR143T. Are they too heavy a rod for 1/2 to 3/4 oz rig?
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