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Trolling for bass, good or evil?

Hawkeye21
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I troll, once in a while, generally after a full day of casting/tossing lures, I'm tired but don't want to go home, yet.  I'm also exploring the water while I'm trolling.  I have caught more crappie, bluegill, and catfish while trolling and very few bass.

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    • scotty918
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      We'll buy thousands of dollars worth of sonar technology and multi-thousand dollar boats and then worry about the purity of trolling?

    • .ghoti.
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      I fail to see why anybody would regard trolling as evil or cheating. And, if you think it doesn't take old fashioned skill to be successful trolling, you are sadly misinformed.   I don't do

    • BrianinMD
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      boring.......zzzzzz...

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