How does everyone go about setting up the depth at which they present thier bait this rig.
I normally take the line and measure out one arms length and that's where I put the hook.
Anyone noticed a change in the quality of fish they catch on a Drop Shot based on whether the bait is sitting a higher or lower area on the main line?
Leader Length On A Drop Shot
Started by
airborne_angler
, Apr 16 2012 11:23 AM
4 replies to this topic
#1
Posted April 16 2012 - 11:23 AM
To Fish or Not to fish...What a stupid Question
When Fishing,I practice C.P.R. (Catch, Photograph and Release)
Dinks are Dinks...Be easy on em, they cant help it
When Fishing,I practice C.P.R. (Catch, Photograph and Release)
Dinks are Dinks...Be easy on em, they cant help it
#2
Posted April 16 2012 - 11:39 AM
it all depends on bass, i usually leave 2 foot tag line, and adjust from there
#3
Posted April 16 2012 - 12:25 PM
Leader length is generally based on where the fish are for me. If they're right on the bottom, shorter. If they're suspending, obviously then you want it longer.
Start long, then cut down as needed after you've located some fish on the graph.
Start long, then cut down as needed after you've located some fish on the graph.
Eric
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Personal Bests:
Largemouth: 10.73 lbs (Everglades - Holiday Park)
Peacock: 6.36 lbs (Residential Lake - Southwest Broward)
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Personal Bests:
Largemouth: 10.73 lbs (Everglades - Holiday Park)
Peacock: 6.36 lbs (Residential Lake - Southwest Broward)
#4
Posted April 16 2012 - 12:53 PM
I fish a double DS now I have the best of both worlds!
#5
Posted April 16 2012 - 01:07 PM
I fish a bubba version of a drop shot much more often than a traditional light line version. An 18 inch leader would be long for me and much more often it is a foot or less. That seems to work the best for me.
north of Richmond, MO
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