Keeps them out of the trolling motor.. atlaest for me it does.
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Why are jigs pulled rather than being pushed? Im sure there's a simple reason. But I cant come up with it
Thanks
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Keeps them out of the trolling motor.. atlaest for me it does.
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I thought you could do both???
In my case it is because my boat has a transom mount trolling motor.
My other boat has a bow mount tm and I deadstick with it instead of push.
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I also use a special tm mount to allow me to do actual side pulling. All rods out the port side. I drift and do steering corrections with the tm.
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But why do you guys pull?
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Side pulling we use jigs. Transom pulling will be jigs or cranks. Both types of pulling is due to tm location.
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Another factor I guess would be that when pulling our longest pole is 9 ft due to small boat size
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Thanks.
I have recently changed my direction in my boat purchasing and bought a pan fish. My Balance ain't real good anymore. I very rarely troll but some of my friends love it. So now I gotta learn to side pull. I was just worried about fishing in water I just pulled a boat across sideways lol.
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No worries. That only seems to matter in real shallow water.
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