That’s a great tip! What rod length length and sensitivity do you recommend for bottom bouncing? I assume it matters, especially for those paper mouthed walleyes.
I use at least a 7 foot medium light rods with a fast tip. It makes up for the lack of stretch from using braid when a walleye loads up on your harness. Thanks for watching and commenting.
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That’s a great tip! What rod length length and sensitivity do you recommend for bottom bouncing? I assume it matters, especially for those paper mouthed walleyes.
I use at least a 7 foot medium light rods with a fast tip. It makes up for the lack of stretch from using braid when a walleye loads up on your harness. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Have also had guys have the Swivel open up on worm harness connection because they set hooks while trolling with bottom bouncers!
Yep. That’s why the rods stay in the rod holders as customers get way too excited and want to “cross their eyes”. Thanks for watching