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#73298 - 04/19/06 06:17 PM Umbrella Rigs
Ichtyoid Spawner Registered: 03/17/06 Posts: 930 Loc: Olympia	OK are these some kind of gimmick to get you to buy 9 times more lures than you need to? Do they have any practical application? Would they work in a Western WA lowland lake? _________________________ The art of government is to make two-thirds of a nation pay all it possibly can pay for the benefit of the other third.--Voltaire
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#73299 - 04/19/06 11:30 PM Re: Umbrella Rigs
Mike C Registered: 04/05/01 Posts: 1373 Loc: Redmond	The regs state one line with up to three hooks may be used so that limits how useful that rig would be. I'll bet it makes a great tangled mess. _________________________ Mike, Editor www.washingtonlakes.com "Featuring readers lake and saltwater reports."
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#73300 - 04/20/06 03:16 AM Re: Umbrella Rigs
Ichtyoid Spawner Registered: 03/17/06 Posts: 930 Loc: Olympia	Kinda my thinking. Ford Fender-style junk heaps are a pain enough as-is. How would you cast out such a spider web? Wouldn't the wiggling action just wrap it all up in itself? Especially if you trolled too fast? _________________________ The art of government is to make two-thirds of a nation pay all it possibly can pay for the benefit of the other third.--Voltaire
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#73301 - 04/20/06 01:08 PM Re: Umbrella Rigs
Bill G Juvenille at Sea Registered: 03/13/06 Posts: 129 Loc: Buckley Wa.	That rig is used back east for the striper bass. It is suppose to act like a school of bait fish. The first time I saw that rig was on TV while watching a stripper tournement. The rod looked like a broom handle and the reel, a motorcycle winch.
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#73302 - 04/20/06 06:04 PM Re: Umbrella Rigs
Knucklebustersonly River Nutrients Registered: 03/07/06 Posts: 2527 Loc: WA	Thats a panther martin rig isn't it? thats messed up...i don't know what it is for at all...
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