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Thread: Googan Question: How to fish a Looney or Gotcha...

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    Googan Question: How to fish a Looney or Gotcha...

    Basically what's the recommended retrieval method of both? I did check the forums search function I swear!

    THANKS!!!
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    depends... some days I like to wait til it hits bottom, then make 3-4 slow jerks and reels, then pause, then reel again...

    Some days I count to 3 after it hits the water and start a medium fast retrieve. I have found that when I pause, if I wait just a second more before I want to reel, I get a bite...

    I like the single treble and j hook gotcha with white tail hair tied under a bubble... Call me crazy but i've murdered spanish with it...

    belly strips on the jig should be hot!
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    Gotcha's-reel-jerk-reel-jerk-reel-jerk. It makes the lure dart left and right. Vary the speed until you see what they want.

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    Same with a Looney, jerk, reel, jerk, reel. Speed depends on the day of the week, moon phase, tides and some other stuff....
    Carl

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    Disclaimer: This post and/or report is not a substantiation of or reflection on the true accuracy of the present stock assessment methods. It is only an anecdotal report on or comment concerning local observations. Your results may vary.

 

 

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