Chum Line Tackle

Over the years, I have talked about the effectiveness of the worm game. Now, her encounter with the couple, the gorilla background. Together they become the Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid fishing for walleye.

It is a perfect platform for the type of fishing I do best, and that's drifting over schools of fish to keep the bite going whenever I can. Other anglers prefer to troll, but produces the noise of the boats that spreads the pike skitterish. For the drift only see my shadow.

But there is a limitation of the background guard. It is effective only when there is enough wind strong as to push the boat along a 1 --

2 clip mph. Do not worry, though. Lake Erie breezes are adequate to "bounce" in the Most days, especially during spring and fall.

Apart from the platform itself, fishermen do not need a rod and reel special. Just use the one you have, but make sure the reel is spooled with plenty of line 10,

pound test or more to handle the weight of drag.

On average, a gorilla of a fund ounce is enough. But it is advisable to keep five or six different weights in the reserve. If I need more weight, I'm going to put a lead on the wire barrel to bottom and bend over the end to keep lead in place.

What I have not yet mentioned about this method of fishing for walleye is that you do not have to throw. Just drop it in water, drain the line enough to drag along the bottom (sorry) and Hold On. It's the perfect approach for novice fishermen to catch a trophy walleye.

I'm not sure who invented the guard background, but he or she must have been a fisherman who likes to keep it simple. After all, is just one medium piece of wire about 18 inches long, with a piece of lead molded into it. The upper section is folded into a 90 --

degree angle.

Attach a snap swivel and ready for action. Back in the day porters fishermen metal hangers fund coming from the local dry cleaning. They are now widely available in discount stores and bait and tackle shops around $ 1.50 and come in a few provocative colors.

I am a bit particular when it comes to exploit the worm I use with a gorilla. Most of those who cast me are only about 24 inches long. I like to be around 30

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36 inches behind a gorilla. There are two reasons for this: to separate the bait from the weight and to maintain the road, and hook worm, as close to the thoroughly as possible without the capture of an obstacle.

The lurching of the boat that the waves will put a lot of action in the harness and the bottom of the cable is towed along the bottom to create a little noise that Walleyes will want to investigate. When they do it will be difficult for them to resist leaf and Nightcrawler.

When purchasing a new fund gorillas usually tune a little. Most manufacturers only bend the wire along the top where it joins the line. Sometimes the platform is entangled when the line slides down to lead. To cure this problem, I attach a metal collar (see photo). I hope that the manufacturer could address this problem during production.

While it is difficult to know how much line to let out fishing a gorilla in the background, should be able to feel the power of the background score. But if you can here's a tip: keep on hand a black felt

tip pen.

When you hook your first fish quickly mark the line on the spool. For the next fish dropped the line of black mark. Or you could spend more money on a counter line. But that is their choice.

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