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Reply With QuoteMaybe on the Ain'tcaughtcrap side of the family!Originally Posted by Les Young
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Single, long pole 12 and 14ft rigged with 65 lb hi-vis braid ( so I can pitch, feel all hits + no memory or tangles ) and a mono leader tied with the Alberto knot.
Using jigs 99% of the time.
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Maybe on the Ain'tcaughtcrap side of the family!So how are we related?
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you single pole guys, are you dipping your baits around cover? maneuvering with the trolling motor
can it be done in open water?..Know a lot of guys like it, just trying to learn about it some
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My favorite is to live scope around in the Stumpfield but I try to spend 50% of my time in open water chasing fish I’m not doing good at that, boat control, boat control, boat control, that the big the issue
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I'd say yes, specifically if you're talking about Vertical Jigging. But, also "single poling" does lend itself to other methods (with different names & procedures), so the name "single poling" is kinda overarching as a method title.
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My favorite is anytime I get to go & no work. Just enjoy the outdoors & give them all a try.
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Yes , usually around cover. Especially during the spawn.
And with a long pole I can unhook my jig about 90% of the time when I get hung up.
I pull the line back till the rod tip touches the jig, give it a wiggle-jiggle and it comes free.
And yes of course it works in open water too.
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vertical jigging brush with a pole in each hand.if shallow fish a jig and float. third casting a swimming jig.
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