Another great day! Longlining gets er done!
Awesome!
Your hooked! WTG!
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Good going. Sounds like you've got it figured out. Are your rod holders set up on the front like you'd use for spider rigging? I run 16, 14, 12 and 10 foot poles while pulling and rarely have any tangles, unless a catfish gets on one, but when I'm pulling jigs I move my holders to the sides of the deck. The rods stick out basically 90 degrees from the boat. With 2 people I pull one set on front deck and one on rear deck. First time I went longlining was with Slabprowler and that's how he had his set up, so I copied his method and really like it. I've fished who with 2 people fish one on the front deck and the one on the back deck fishes straight behind the boat. I don't like that setup as well as one fishing off each side.
Both off the front with the rods at 90 degrees.
I figure putting them back in place is where most of my problems are coming in play.
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Dude, you are on fire right now!!!! Great job!!! Laura and I long lined Enid in April. She is addicted to it now as well.
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How do you it compared to pulling cranks?
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To me totally different, I can turn on a dime cranking, not so much pulling jigs. Line out is another issue but you got to go with the flow on that.
Figuring out your jig weights can be a factor too.
Time in the seat is the only way to get it, I've talked to folks about this for 3 or 4 years, finally just put the cranks up and went at it.
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