Ahhh...no current pictures. But I'll try to explain. I have a walleye boat so I sit down in it, unlike the deck on the back on a bass boat. I have a T-bar on each side of the motor holding 4 rod holders which I use 5' thru 8' rods on each side. I also have 3 more rod holders on each side of the back of the boat attached to a rail and I use a 10', 12', and a 14' rod on. I'm fishing 7 rods per side and they are all set up with the rodtips about 1' off the water. My boat speed can be anywhere from .8 mph up to 1.2 mph...depending on what the fish want or where theyre at in the water column. I only fish two sizes of jigheads...1/16ths and 1/32nds. I will also use a couple different sizes of split shots when needed to get my jigs right over the fishes heads. And all I use is curly tail 2" grubs and Charlie Brewer sliders. Now, to me anyway, the most important thing is to watch your electronics and trust what theyre telling you. If the fish are shallow and your jigs are under them then you aint catching. Same for if theyre deep and your fishing shallow...well, you catch my drift. If you aint seeing fish or bait on your sonar then dont fish there. Put lines out AFTER you find fish. Lastly, if you are seeing fish and bait on the sonar but they wont bite then move. Go somewhere else where they are biting. You gotta try to find biting fish or you'll go home with an empty livewell. Hope this helps.
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