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Don't you just love it when the cork hits the water and, before it stops wobbling, goes straight under and a little sideways????? Joy!!!!!!
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Has anyone used corks in long lining?
Most people push corks instead of long line dragging them at least that's what I have observed while long lining...........I guess you have better control over the cork with it up front rather than dragging it behind
Last year on Weiss was the first time I long line trolled with corks .... I used a egg shaped cork with the jig 1/24 th about 2' behind the cork. I pulled them at.08 mph. With great results when the fish were scattered in that pre spawn mode. The corks created a wobble in the water . I can't explain why the fish wanted like that? They were up in the water column in 3-4 feet. All I know it worked for a week or so then it was over? Back to just straight jig no cork. Hope that helps?
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Oh I forgot one other important thing I found. A planer cork I found it late in the season and worked with super lite jigs was able to cover a ton of water and helped me find the fish in open water
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Gotta love that!!!!!
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I've heard of the allusive planer cork. Any idea were to find them or are they homemade?