How Fast To Troll For Stripers at Leo Dartnell blog

How Fast To Troll For Stripers. Optimum speed for striper trolling is usually the slowest you can obtain with your outboard. Let's break down how i have been trolling recently for sandbass, striper, and hybrid striped bass. Use plugs that troll to different depths in your spread. A lot of trollers use their main motor for trolling which can cause them to move too fast without some modifications. Lever drag high speed reels that you might have in your arsenal for chunking will be the perfect match. Longer, stiffer rods with good tip action are your best choice. Unlike their ferocious green cousins, striped bass prefers consistent, moving lures through their water column at low speed. While stripers will be hugging the bottom most often, at times, a bait swimming through the. The classic penn 113h and 114h (go to wireline reels) are also good choices. The slower the boat goes, the lower the bait can drop. There are many rod options to choose from.

While stripers will be hugging the bottom most often, at times, a bait swimming through the. Let's break down how i have been trolling recently for sandbass, striper, and hybrid striped bass. A lot of trollers use their main motor for trolling which can cause them to move too fast without some modifications. There are many rod options to choose from. Longer, stiffer rods with good tip action are your best choice. Unlike their ferocious green cousins, striped bass prefers consistent, moving lures through their water column at low speed. Lever drag high speed reels that you might have in your arsenal for chunking will be the perfect match. Optimum speed for striper trolling is usually the slowest you can obtain with your outboard. The classic penn 113h and 114h (go to wireline reels) are also good choices. Use plugs that troll to different depths in your spread.

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How Fast To Troll For Stripers The classic penn 113h and 114h (go to wireline reels) are also good choices. Use plugs that troll to different depths in your spread. While stripers will be hugging the bottom most often, at times, a bait swimming through the. Longer, stiffer rods with good tip action are your best choice. The classic penn 113h and 114h (go to wireline reels) are also good choices. Lever drag high speed reels that you might have in your arsenal for chunking will be the perfect match. The slower the boat goes, the lower the bait can drop. Unlike their ferocious green cousins, striped bass prefers consistent, moving lures through their water column at low speed. There are many rod options to choose from. A lot of trollers use their main motor for trolling which can cause them to move too fast without some modifications. Let's break down how i have been trolling recently for sandbass, striper, and hybrid striped bass. Optimum speed for striper trolling is usually the slowest you can obtain with your outboard.