We catch lots of stripers trolling A-Rigs (Umbrella Rigs) in the rivers. A great substitute for live bait. Here are the basics. Subscribe for more. www.rhguideser...
this is much better than depleting stripers forage base which has veen going whole sale for almost 40years in south carolina and driving blueback herring to near extinction and the dnr want stop it.
That all depends on depth and current speed. Get it as far away from the boat without dragging the bottom. In this area it was 40-60 behind the boat usually trolling with the current.
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Thank you for this video !
Been trolling A-Rigs behing my kayak for years now. Very effective way to catch fish for sure.
‘A’ Rigs also work trolling for ocean salmon…the difference is I run the lure off the center point, and load the other arms with 3” thin spoons
Nice! BTW, what camera is this? Super crisp video
this is much better than depleting stripers forage base which has veen going whole sale for almost 40years in south carolina and driving blueback herring to near extinction and the dnr want stop it.
Why? Because people catch baitfish to use for striper?
Are you guys on the sac? The feathers been pretty slow for me this year
Yes, mostly on the Sac
How fast? How far behind the boat thx
That all depends on depth and current speed. Get it as far away from the boat without dragging the bottom. In this area it was 40-60 behind the boat usually trolling with the current.