
Q&A: Bottom Bouncing Walleyes with Tony Roach
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Date: 2022-05-15
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Comments and reviews: 3
Aaron
Great Video! I have always been a Lindy guy but with weeds or rocks Bottom Bouncers have been key. On weight I normally go 1/2 oz to 1 oz up to 15ft. from 15ft feet to about 25ft i run 1oz to 2oz. All this depending on speed and line drag due to wind. Another trick i started using later in season was running Floating crank baits with bottom bouncers pulling them at 1 to 1. 5 mph then almost jig like motion on rod.
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Great Video! I have always been a Lindy guy but with weeds or rocks Bottom Bouncers have been key. On weight I normally go 1/2 oz to 1 oz up to 15ft. from 15ft feet to about 25ft i run 1oz to 2oz. All this depending on speed and line drag due to wind. Another trick i started using later in season was running Floating crank baits with bottom bouncers pulling them at 1 to 1. 5 mph then almost jig like motion on rod.
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Paul
Use reverse spin by releasing bail lock to lower bouncer to find the bottom. No my line than is necessary to maintain contact with the bottom. Use a heavier bouncer to keep it as close to boat as possible. Will increase hits 300 percent.
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Use reverse spin by releasing bail lock to lower bouncer to find the bottom. No my line than is necessary to maintain contact with the bottom. Use a heavier bouncer to keep it as close to boat as possible. Will increase hits 300 percent.
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David
Thanks for the video! I was wondering if the bottom bouncers are used for casting your bait as opposed to trolling or drifting?
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Thanks for the video! I was wondering if the bottom bouncers are used for casting your bait as opposed to trolling or drifting?
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