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<blockquote data-quote="svnmag" data-source="post: 364800" data-attributes="member: 330">Below vid does not match MPE.&nbsp; I remove all split rings from the nose as I always use a clip.&nbsp; IMO the clip should match a loop knot without steel abrading the line.&nbsp; I seldom fish a crank with a steady retrieve; even &quot;deep runners&quot;.&nbsp;&nbsp; 98%:&nbsp;&nbsp; I'm getting the lure to depth and initiating the &quot;Chicago&quot; retrieve at various tempos.<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />&nbsp;&nbsp; IME a loop/etc to split ring will cause a bait to randomly&nbsp; veer to one side as if extremely out of tune.IMO; the vid should've concentrated more on real time action as opposed to slow motion.&nbsp; There are subtle differences in lure action which are lost in slo-mo.&nbsp;&nbsp; I surmise the vid was intended for successful trolling.&nbsp; I'd rather fuck a sandbag.Chicago retrieve again:&nbsp; The low rod tip goes&nbsp; DADA DADA dum stop DADA DADA dum stop DADA DADA dum stop DADA stop DADA stop etc.Watch your line as most strikes occur during &quot;stop&quot; and felt during &quot;DA&quot;.&nbsp; No shit.&nbsp; Also monitor the spool for loops.&nbsp; You're playing with a lot of slack.&nbsp; This is all spinning tackle stuff.&nbsp; Even as a &quot;drummer&quot; I don't have the dexterity to perform this shit for real with a bait caster even with appropriate sized Husky Jerks.&nbsp; Watch your spool and know how to clear a loop without opening the bail.[MEDIA=youtube]mRShF5tYMDo[/MEDIA]Chicago retrieve:[MEDIA=youtube]7uAUoz7jimg[/MEDIA][ATTACH=full]57058[/ATTACH]Bonus:[MEDIA=youtube]cyQp5o0ERTM[/MEDIA]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="svnmag, post: 364800, member: 330"] Below vid does not match MPE. I remove all split rings from the nose as I always use a clip. IMO the clip should match a loop knot without steel abrading the line. I seldom fish a crank with a steady retrieve; even "deep runners". 98%: I'm getting the lure to depth and initiating the "Chicago" retrieve at various tempos.:) IME a loop/etc to split ring will cause a bait to randomly veer to one side as if extremely out of tune. IMO; the vid should've concentrated more on real time action as opposed to slow motion. There are subtle differences in lure action which are lost in slo-mo. I surmise the vid was intended for successful trolling. I'd rather fuck a sandbag. Chicago retrieve again: The low rod tip goes DADA DADA dum [B]stop[/B] DADA DADA dum[B] stop [/B]DADA DADA dum [B]stop[/B] DADA [B]stop [/B]DADA [B]stop [/B]etc. Watch your line as most strikes occur during "[B]stop" [/B]and felt during "[B]DA"[/B]. No shit. Also monitor the spool for loops. You're playing with a lot of slack. This is all spinning tackle stuff. Even as a "drummer" I don't have the dexterity to perform this shit for real with a bait caster even with appropriate sized Husky Jerks. Watch your spool and know how to clear a loop without opening the bail. [MEDIA=youtube]mRShF5tYMDo[/MEDIA] Chicago retrieve: [MEDIA=youtube]7uAUoz7jimg[/MEDIA] [ATTACH type="full" alt="1677816597151.png"]57058[/ATTACH] Bonus: [MEDIA=youtube]cyQp5o0ERTM[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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