06-17-2019, 06:42 PM
[quote obifishkenobi] If you have more than one on a side then yes you have to stagger the depths and set backs with the front one the deepest and farthest back.[/quote]
I use to do it this way
but found out I catch more kokanee doing it the other way
with the front one the deepest and closer to the ball, the back one up 5' to 10' (depending on the fish) above the front one and back 10' feet father,
my thinking and what I have seen on under water cameras is sometimes fish will see the bottom lure first, if they miss that one they will go up and another lure is right there
that is why having four lines out is a lot better than two.
I have seen a kokanee stay on (following) the bottom lure for 10 min. then leave and go up and hit that top lure
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I use to do it this way
but found out I catch more kokanee doing it the other way
with the front one the deepest and closer to the ball, the back one up 5' to 10' (depending on the fish) above the front one and back 10' feet father,
my thinking and what I have seen on under water cameras is sometimes fish will see the bottom lure first, if they miss that one they will go up and another lure is right there
that is why having four lines out is a lot better than two.
I have seen a kokanee stay on (following) the bottom lure for 10 min. then leave and go up and hit that top lure
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