Best Line For Dock Shooting Crappie at Madeline Lawless blog

Best Line For Dock Shooting Crappie. Selecting the appropriate gear is crucial for successful dock shooting. Nowadays i'm using 6# vicious panfish. When using the 6’ or 6’6” acc rod, line your line up with the rod, use the tip of your index finger, not in the first crease of your index finger but just the tip or the line will catch in the crease. The perfect dock shooting rod needs to be short enough to get low to the water, have enough flex to load up to gain some power, but also have enough backbone to send your bait way under a dock. Fluoro also remains a terrific leader material when used with braided line, as it offers less visibility and more abrasion resistance (relative to line diameter). The two biggest fishing advantages are abrasion resistance and relative low stretch — ideal for deeper water jigging applications. I shot docks for years with 4# mono stren gold / mr crappie (usa made) and they worked just fine.

I shot docks for years with 4# mono stren gold / mr crappie (usa made) and they worked just fine. When using the 6’ or 6’6” acc rod, line your line up with the rod, use the tip of your index finger, not in the first crease of your index finger but just the tip or the line will catch in the crease. The two biggest fishing advantages are abrasion resistance and relative low stretch — ideal for deeper water jigging applications. Fluoro also remains a terrific leader material when used with braided line, as it offers less visibility and more abrasion resistance (relative to line diameter). The perfect dock shooting rod needs to be short enough to get low to the water, have enough flex to load up to gain some power, but also have enough backbone to send your bait way under a dock. Selecting the appropriate gear is crucial for successful dock shooting. Nowadays i'm using 6# vicious panfish.

How to shoot docks for crappie

Best Line For Dock Shooting Crappie When using the 6’ or 6’6” acc rod, line your line up with the rod, use the tip of your index finger, not in the first crease of your index finger but just the tip or the line will catch in the crease. Fluoro also remains a terrific leader material when used with braided line, as it offers less visibility and more abrasion resistance (relative to line diameter). The perfect dock shooting rod needs to be short enough to get low to the water, have enough flex to load up to gain some power, but also have enough backbone to send your bait way under a dock. The two biggest fishing advantages are abrasion resistance and relative low stretch — ideal for deeper water jigging applications. I shot docks for years with 4# mono stren gold / mr crappie (usa made) and they worked just fine. Selecting the appropriate gear is crucial for successful dock shooting. Nowadays i'm using 6# vicious panfish. When using the 6’ or 6’6” acc rod, line your line up with the rod, use the tip of your index finger, not in the first crease of your index finger but just the tip or the line will catch in the crease.