JVanderVennen Posted August 15, 2021 Posted August 15, 2021 First trip of the year and first post in awhile, so why not, unfortunately no fish stories today but a bit of info for the guys headed out tonight. As I said no fish in our boat this morning but we did manage to find them on the sonar. Worked 180-200 fow from 6:30-10am, two rigger knock offs, no body home. Marked continuous fish between 40-60 ft down and 80-100 ft down. Riggers were set 77 and 79 down in 185 fow, dw double uv crush 8” paddle w/ white fly and 8” white/ green spin dc white mirage fly. We’ll try again another day, good luck! 2
jdh Posted August 15, 2021 Posted August 15, 2021 Similar story for us. We fished 95-115 down on riggers from 100 to 140 fow. Lots of big fish marks. Had two bites and reeled in a 22 lb king. Hit a white plug on the rigger. Other hit was a 300 copper flea-4-all spoon. Got off after pealing out 20 feet of line.
FBD Posted August 16, 2021 Posted August 16, 2021 Any reason you fished the riggers so close to each other?
JVanderVennen Posted August 16, 2021 Author Posted August 16, 2021 Simply grouping baits in a targeted range where the fish were active. When I get a strike and mark fish at a certain depth I usually try to hone in on that deep with the most active lures for that day. Started the morning running the riggers with about a 20-25’ spread but slowly worked them together. We had other baits and lines spread through the water column too.
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