Deep Dropperloop Fishing - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

surfshotmoto · 12-01-2020, 05:15 PM

I’m not sure what Chris will say but I find being more attentive to the fish finder yields more big fish on the fish finder screen. I started paying more attention a month or so ago and didn’t realize how much I was missing.

It’s a double edge sword though. To much time staring at that little screen and you miss the obvious signs right in front of you like birds and boils.

Also, it changes every day. Some times I see very little, others times it seems fish are chasing my yak.

I like to keep my eyes on the finder and the water equal parts. When it’s looking fishy on either I stop trolling and fish. If fish are on there surface I throw surface lures but still keep a deep dropper in a pole holder. If fish are marked deep I work the deep dropper and fly line a live bait in the pole holder.

Chris would love to hear your thoughts.

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12-01-2020, 05:15 PM	#1
surfshotmoto Member Join Date: Jul 2020 Posts: 41	I’m not sure what Chris will say but I find being more attentive to the fish finder yields more big fish on the fish finder screen. I started paying more attention a month or so ago and didn’t realize how much I was missing. It’s a double edge sword though. To much time staring at that little screen and you miss the obvious signs right in front of you like birds and boils. Also, it changes every day. Some times I see very little, others times it seems fish are chasing my yak. I like to keep my eyes on the finder and the water equal parts. When it’s looking fishy on either I stop trolling and fish. If fish are on there surface I throw surface lures but still keep a deep dropper in a pole holder. If fish are marked deep I work the deep dropper and fly line a live bait in the pole holder. Chris would love to hear your thoughts. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk