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CheapPelican 05-30-2012 10:08 PM

Live bait rigs
 
Dropper vs Carolina. Does using one have any advantage over the other in different situations?

DarthFisherman 05-31-2012 05:05 AM

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Originally Posted by CheapPelican (Post 120289)
Dropper vs Carolina. Does using one have any advantage over the other in different situations?

Bump. I am curious as well.

William Novotny 05-31-2012 11:28 AM

I use a Carolina to troll or when casting and retrieving. Carolina tend to get tangled in the kelp but presents the bait more naturally when moving. Dropper l loop or a three way swivel setup is good on the bottom or in the kelp. It should be used when you want your line more vertical. Stationary fishing or slow drifting.

taggermike 05-31-2012 01:31 PM

I tend to use a carolina when fishing in shallow water or like William said, for casting and retrieving. I like a dropper for deeper water or when drifting. The dropper can use a heavier wieght and stay vertical. I also like a dropper when using big baits like macks. Mike

JNAST13ST 05-31-2012 02:26 PM

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Originally Posted by taggermike (Post 120393)
I tend to use a carolina when fishing in shallow water or like William said, for casting and retrieving. I like a dropper for deeper water or when drifting. The dropper can use a heavier wieght and stay vertical. I also like a dropper when using big baits like macks. Mike

makes sense, Im going out saturday how deep would you consider deep? 200+?


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