Deep- Shallow
Fast - Slow
Big - Small
Light - Dark
With that in mind I have 8 rods rigged for each of those circumstances and through-out the day try to get it down to one choice from each group.
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Tuesday, September 1, 2009
A world of opposites - developing a pattern
After numerous pre-fishes and basically hitting a new lake that I've never fished before for a majority of the 09 tournament calendar, I've come up with somewhat of a loose formula for trying to figure out the fishery as efficiently as I can. It occured to me that its really a matter of opposites:
Deep- Shallow
Fast - Slow
Big - Small
Light - Dark
With that in mind I have 8 rods rigged for each of those circumstances and through-out the day try to get it down to one choice from each group.
Deep- Shallow
Fast - Slow
Big - Small
Light - Dark
With that in mind I have 8 rods rigged for each of those circumstances and through-out the day try to get it down to one choice from each group.
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