Falco , like the carpenter dvd for pencils ? Have tried constant tension , with a short sweep similar to how you can keep a killer sub surface . Will try your suggestion tommorow. Sid just got back in and found what you said spot on , very slow sweep and on flat water it seemed to behave, Previously i've tried in quite a bit of chop / wind , but swimming it with the current has helped. Will try a st66 3/0 on the belly tommorow.Used a tight knot today .
Legacy wrote:Falco , like the carpenter dvd for pencils ? Have tried constant tension , with a short sweep similar to how you can keep a killer sub surface . Will try your suggestion tommorow. Sid just got back in and found what you said spot on , very slow sweep and on flat water it seemed to behave, Previously i've tried in quite a bit of chop / wind , but swimming it with the current has helped. Will try a st66 3/0 on the belly tommorow.Used a tight knot today . |
short flicks of the rod tip , almost like tapping and a constant wind of the reel , I only tried it the once on a small popper but found it a really diffficult action to get right, something else to practice.Carpenters dvd has them using this technique for pencil poppers.
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