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Reply With QuoteThe biggest problem i see most people have is trolling different weights of jigs
Turning then is a dissaster doesnt matter if its jigs or different size crankbaits if they are different sizes they will track different
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Turn about 45 degrees then straighten lines again. Then another 45 degrees. Doing this in stages might help.
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The biggest problem i see most people have is trolling different weights of jigs
Turning then is a dissaster doesnt matter if its jigs or different size crankbaits if they are different sizes they will track different
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I turn wide to prevent tangles when long line trolling. I also use different colored lines, clear/blue, hi-vis yellow, and cajun red to help when those tangles do occur. I find that hang ups and tangles are difficult to avoid entirely, it's just part of trolling for me. I also use 2 planer boards to help with line separation. Hope this helps you and good luck trolling!
