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<blockquote data-quote="Bauer" data-source="post: 226348" data-attributes="member: 775">Mike, you get up to Garrison much? You and I need to talk about relieving you from some of those snootys one of these days.I have 2 rods set up when I am jig rapping, One mono, one with Suffix nano braid. Both 6'7&quot; or 6'9&quot; med fast rods. I always run a small 50# swivel that will fit through the tip eye with a 4-6' flouro leader, usually 10# or 12# test. I also run a small size 0 crankbait snap to impart more action. Mainly size #9 but do have some 7's. You can actually troll the #9 up to about .6 or .7mphI usually start with the mono but if I am missing bites, I will switch to braid. It seems like the deeper you push them, the mono will stretch too much and you will miss the bite, so that's where the braid makes up for it, but there are days when the mono makes the difference that deep as well with the softer strikes. Definitely don't be afraid to flip them around.Sak is almost always some sort of Perch/Purpledescent/White this time of year.Good luck! They were absolutely deadly after august 1st up until nov 1st last year.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bauer, post: 226348, member: 775"] Mike, you get up to Garrison much? You and I need to talk about relieving you from some of those snootys one of these days. I have 2 rods set up when I am jig rapping, One mono, one with Suffix nano braid. Both 6'7" or 6'9" med fast rods. I always run a small 50# swivel that will fit through the tip eye with a 4-6' flouro leader, usually 10# or 12# test. I also run a small size 0 crankbait snap to impart more action. Mainly size #9 but do have some 7's. You can actually troll the #9 up to about .6 or .7mph I usually start with the mono but if I am missing bites, I will switch to braid. It seems like the deeper you push them, the mono will stretch too much and you will miss the bite, so that's where the braid makes up for it, but there are days when the mono makes the difference that deep as well with the softer strikes. Definitely don't be afraid to flip them around. Sak is almost always some sort of Perch/Purpledescent/White this time of year. Good luck! They were absolutely deadly after august 1st up until nov 1st last year. [/QUOTE]

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