06-14-2004, 06:10 PM
One thing I haven't noticed in the posts. I have been told a number of times that when learning bottom bouncing, you want about a 45 degree angle on your line. They say that guarantees that you are going fast enough to turn the blades, and slow enough to stay in contact with the bottom.
I've tried it on Starvation, and it seems to work more often than not. Once you get a feel for it, customize for you own technique. Some never go over .5 and some never go under 1.5. I've found that they don't hang up as much in larger structure if I'm going a little slower than normal. I also add a floating crawler rig in the big boulders just to help out.
Good luck, and have a nice dinner.
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I've tried it on Starvation, and it seems to work more often than not. Once you get a feel for it, customize for you own technique. Some never go over .5 and some never go under 1.5. I've found that they don't hang up as much in larger structure if I'm going a little slower than normal. I also add a floating crawler rig in the big boulders just to help out.
Good luck, and have a nice dinner.
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