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Old 05-01-2007, 04:54 AM
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You want to get them near the bottom and troll off the channel edges and current breaks," said. "A lot of people troll aimlessly, instead of locating the edges and breaks that will be productive."
Current is slower in summer and the goal is to troll the current speed. Eshbaugh said anglers who prefer jigging also should target current breaks, as well as bridge pilings and other structure.
"Just keep in mind, trolling increases your chances of catching fish, because you're covering a lot more water than when you're jigging,"
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