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Drop in Temperature - Printable Version +- Forums (http://www.bassfishing.co.za) +-- Forum: Fishing For Bass (http://www.bassfishing.co.za/forum-4.html) +--- Forum: Weather, Pressure, the Moon and the Seasons (http://www.bassfishing.co.za/forum-22.html) +--- Thread: Drop in Temperature (/thread-937.html) Pages:
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- pomerob - 04-16-2007 How were you retrieving it?? I have found the best is when you let it sit for about 10secs or longer then you give it 1 full pull bringing the rod behind you and quickly take up the slack (perfect job for your burner ) land let it sit again.The 1 full sweep imitates a crayfish when it is trying to get away from something. I am no expert but this method has been explained to me on several occasions. - robfisher - 04-16-2007 It sinks pretty fast and has an exposed hook so I would cast and almost immediately start the retrieve... I did change from continuous to stop start... but to be quite honest I never give any new lures a fighting chance and give up on them way too soon. It is a problem I have and I am working hard on it. - robdog - 04-25-2007 It seems that this is not your only problem "King Dinger" :lol: :lol: |