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Swimbaits... long-lining?

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Mike Long made a comment on Hank Parker's show about a particular 12" swimbait, he said:  "it's really too heavy to toss, you'd probably just want to long line this one."

Guessing by context it would be trolling it out or letting it go down current?  I'm just curious, what is "long-lining"?

thanks

the direct oppisite of SHORT-LINNING!

  • Super User

Yep. Troll it, or let it drift out or across if its a floater.

  • Super User

When my buddies and I use the term "long lining"we mean trolling. I would think that's what he meant also.

Falcon

long-lining is the term used around here for a 2-3 mile long trot line for swordfish.

I would assume 4 bizz nailed this one when talking about a single bait in freshwater.

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