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Hey Guys,
After reading many of the posts and opinions on this sight I can safley say bottom bouncing is not for me. Purhaps the reasoning behing the high numbers of bottom bouncers is the the simplicity of the method. Lets face it, anyone could learn first time out.
So this is the situation I'm in now. Have a 16' weld aluminum ready for the river, have rods & reels setup for bottom bouncing and I want to change my ways. Don't really like the idea of barfishing for the simple fact that I'd go squirrley being inactive. What are my options? I've heard of backtrolling and othe methods with the rod in the rodholder. I have no clue where or how this is done
Any help from you guys on other methods I can attempt with the equipment I already have would be greatly appreciated. I live in Poco and usually fish off of grassy bar. Remember, your info is going to a good cause, there will be one less bottom bouncer out this year on the Fraser! Cheers!
After reading many of the posts and opinions on this sight I can safley say bottom bouncing is not for me. Purhaps the reasoning behing the high numbers of bottom bouncers is the the simplicity of the method. Lets face it, anyone could learn first time out.
So this is the situation I'm in now. Have a 16' weld aluminum ready for the river, have rods & reels setup for bottom bouncing and I want to change my ways. Don't really like the idea of barfishing for the simple fact that I'd go squirrley being inactive. What are my options? I've heard of backtrolling and othe methods with the rod in the rodholder. I have no clue where or how this is done