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QUOTE (walleye37 @ Nov 08, 2014 - 12:21 pm)
Cheers! [/QUOTE] Just an observation, something I picked up at a seminar. With regard to twister tail position. Tail down creates more action, tail catches water like a keel. Tail up is more subtle action, the jig head baffles the water. It sort of makes sense, if you put on your scientist beanie. I go by that theory, using it in conjunction with weather, water temperature, and fish activity.
Interesting thoughts on top vs bottom. Not sure that I would agree in cases as could depend on the type of grub using.
I'm using trigger-x walleye grubs 3.5". That's why I'm very intrigued with Erik's questionn on how I rig them. Every time that I put new grub on or reset used one I check the action in the water.
I will respond soon to Erik's question and maybe add a few photos as examples.
I do not use glue to hold on any of my various trigger-x - no need to with jig I'm using as gives tight fit. And once jig is done for day I remove - glue would prevent me from reusing the jigs.
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Not sure why people are all secret about spots there are tons of spots to slam walleye this time of year it all depends on what bait or presentation your using speed of retrieve ect ect heck if I see a guy or group of guys not catching anything I'm first to tell them what I'm using in get a kick out of watching someone who may never caught a walleye before land one Besides if i go to one of my prime spots and its over crowded i just move on to another spot there easy to find there is more then luck when it comes to catching walleye
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QUOTE (Ptboguy @ Nov 08, 2014 - 09:03 pm)
Not sure why people are all secret about spots there are tons of spots to slam walleye this time of year it all depends on what bait or presentation your using speed of retrieve ect ect heck if I see a guy or group of guys not catching anything I'm first to tell them what I'm using in get a kick out of watching someone who may never caught a walleye before land one Besides if i go to one of my prime spots and its over crowded i just move on to another spot there easy to find there is more then luck when it comes to catching walleye
I don't think that we are secretive - rather avoiding pasting the locations on the www.
Agree - not just the site but the bait and presentation counts! And on location I am encouraging to changing thoughts and behaviours.
Just not good to advertise / post that "specific location" is the spot on the www.
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