05-07-2021, 07:34 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-07-2021, 08:18 PM by TroutScout.)
Liketrolling,
With the title of your post, I thought I should speak up. I follow your research faithfully by reading your posts, even though I have Livescope & Canons for a few years, I still learn from you. I know it takes a lot of time to watch and maybe edit videos from underwater cameras and footage of your graphs, possibly as much time as you spent while trolling. Thanks for taking that time and forming theories about what you discover.
I have had similar experience as Mildog about catching salmon in the "prop wash", although they were Chinook & Coho. They were just too lively to try to control when they strike that close to the boat, it wasn't worth the time it took to untangle the lines. Those strikes occurred mostly by accident when I first started letting line out. This happened before the advent of ion control.
With the title of your post, I thought I should speak up. I follow your research faithfully by reading your posts, even though I have Livescope & Canons for a few years, I still learn from you. I know it takes a lot of time to watch and maybe edit videos from underwater cameras and footage of your graphs, possibly as much time as you spent while trolling. Thanks for taking that time and forming theories about what you discover.
I have had similar experience as Mildog about catching salmon in the "prop wash", although they were Chinook & Coho. They were just too lively to try to control when they strike that close to the boat, it wasn't worth the time it took to untangle the lines. Those strikes occurred mostly by accident when I first started letting line out. This happened before the advent of ion control.