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    Default Long Lining

    Ok got my 2 Driftmaster 4' trolling racks and line counter reels for pulling cranks. I also want to try long lining. Never done it before and I need a little help. I know there is a variance and need to make adjustments but where do I start?
    1st Question. How far back do I need to pull the jigs when long lining?
    2nd Question. What speed do you guys pull jigs when long lining?

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    Wish I could help you but I am waiting to see the responses on this topic also. Good questions

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    Here's what I don't get about long lining: Why? Seems if you wanted to thrash about with jigs, spider rigging would be the way to go. Same with any spinner type lure like a road runner. Just seems you're really asking for it with 100' of line behind the boat when you run over that laydown. Not saying you're an idjit for longlining if that's what you like, No, I'll start a new thread for that. I get it if you're pulling cranks, but why go to the trouble for jigs or minnows?

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    You might ask over at the GA site, think they do a lot of long-lining.
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    Here is why. Pstone seems to be showing up at a lot of the events I go to. Every time he does there are 40 MPH winds and rain. I figure if I can learn to long line I can overcome the huge waves that will destroy any hope of slow trolling. So for me long lining will be a fall back plan when the water gets rough.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CRAPPIEHUNTER68 View Post
    Here is why. Pstone seems to be showing up at a lot of the events I go to. Every time he does there are 40 MPH winds and rain. I figure if I can learn to long line I can overcome the huge waves that will destroy any hope of slow trolling. So for me long lining will be a fall back plan when the water gets rough.
    Well now, what do ya know. That does make sense. Keep this up for 6 months or so CH and I'll have to promote you from plain ole ignert all the way to idjit. LOL.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wannabe... View Post
    Well now, what do ya know. That does make sense. Keep this up for 6 months or so CH and I'll have to promote you from plain ole ignert all the way to idjit. LOL.

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    So where does that put me? I actually carried the Black Cat, I mean pstone, fishing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Minnerman View Post
    So where does that put me? I actually carried the Black Cat, I mean pstone, fishing.
    Well........that depends. Are you planning on taking him again, or have you learned your lesson?

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    crappie68, that just dern near makes sense!!!lol

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    Default Anyone tried using a short ammount of line

    and a cork for trolling? I did this at the Rez this year when the wind was up and it worked great. Poles on rod holders with about 5-8 feet of line out to a cork, just enough that if the waves pick up, it won't move the jig up and down. Thats the only way I could keep them from raising up 3 or 4 feet.
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