all good points and i thank you for them but i guess my biggest problem is lack of experience, and lack of a "secret spot". and with the causeway i figured with the big drop off on the side there would be something there, but from what i have heard from all the posts and pm's is to move around. i have been trying to find a happy medium with casting enugh to make sure there is nothing around and just moving too fast to cover alot of ground.
and what is a "teaser" i thought i knew but now im not sure what it is. ther was a post saying add a teaser to a plug? insite on a "teaser" would be appreciated.
and what is a "teaser" i thought i knew but now im not sure what it is. ther was a post saying add a teaser to a plug? insite on a "teaser" would be appreciated.
thnaks for the link.. looks like i have been missing out on a verry important feature of plugging. now i just need to find out how to rig this up on a 7 foot shakespear rod.
also how dose the plug pop with a swimmer on the line. i would think the added weight would sink the plug and ruin the pop?
Get a nice light action 9 foot rod for plugging......I got a 108 L Lami and it is awesome! 7 foot is too short in my opinion....you won't get good cast and you can't properly work the plug as the tip will be too stiff!
my 7 foot is a 2 peice light to med. i read in a post on the link that they use swimmers as a teaser for plugging. at this point i am willing to try anything to catch some fish(aside from spending much more money) i thought it sounded strange but like i said i am willing to try anything. i had some good luck early this season plugging, i got my only keper of the yearthe end of may plugging then my luck dried up. im on vacation all week and will be putting in some time trying to catch my 2nd keeper. but i figured im not catching anything the way im plugging now so i will change and try something new.
No...teasers are generally hooks with some bucktail and flash applied...like a fly. Some also use Red-Gill teasers which are rubber with a hook inside.....these are supposed to work great.....my buddy uses alot of teasers and does well.....Bill and Jules teasers are awesome. You can get them at Monahan Marine in Weymouth or contact Jules directly here! But you do not use swimming plugs as teasers in conjunction with popping plugs....you may have mis-understood someones post.
7 foot is too short in my opinion....you won't get good cast and you can't properly work the plug as the tip will be too stiff!
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