12-04-2009, 03:22 PM
12-05-2009, 03:24 PM
sabigfish,
Yes, I have had success trolling Berkley's Saltwater swimminn shads. Remember that you will need to troll slowly with this bait. Normally I use an Owner (hard to get) or Kalin saltwater bullet jigs 3/8 to 3/4 oz. Just like any bait if your trolling speed is to high the bait with tend to roll causing line twist.
Doug Stangy,(Editor and Chief of In-Fisherman) has been writing about this jig and swimbait combo for well over 8yrs. It is an incredible fish catching tool for walleyes in shallow or deep water.
I primarily use it for casting and caught some of my biggest Ohio walleyes and saugeyes on it.
I have used a modified spin-harness with a keel wieght to get the rig down deep in late fall and winter.
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Yes, I have had success trolling Berkley's Saltwater swimminn shads. Remember that you will need to troll slowly with this bait. Normally I use an Owner (hard to get) or Kalin saltwater bullet jigs 3/8 to 3/4 oz. Just like any bait if your trolling speed is to high the bait with tend to roll causing line twist.
Doug Stangy,(Editor and Chief of In-Fisherman) has been writing about this jig and swimbait combo for well over 8yrs. It is an incredible fish catching tool for walleyes in shallow or deep water.
I primarily use it for casting and caught some of my biggest Ohio walleyes and saugeyes on it.
I have used a modified spin-harness with a keel wieght to get the rig down deep in late fall and winter.
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12-05-2009, 03:52 PM
Thanks.
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