I always use crappie sliders with an adjust-a-bubble. Works great but it rides up too high in the water column in some conditions. I want to find a good way to keep it down around 10-12 ft. Any of you have favorite way to accomplish that?
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I always use crappie sliders with an adjust-a-bubble. Works great but it rides up too high in the water column in some conditions. I want to find a good way to keep it down around 10-12 ft. Any of you have favorite way to accomplish that?
:dono ... use a heavier jighead ??
Lose the adjust-a-bubble. Count it down and swim it back slowly.Quote:
Originally Posted by silverside
We used them today very successfully (see report; 7/6/17 in the New England Forum below), targeting fish suspended down around 12' - 15' deep over the 23' basin. We used 1/8 oz. ball heads and drifted them across the basin. No problem, no worries.