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<blockquote data-quote="Tim Sandstrom" data-source="post: 85367" data-attributes="member: 1108">People need context. I deliver. Otherwise the Twitterville imaginations take over. Smiles work well but on the reservoirs the tried and true hammer brass is still a go to.- - - Updated - - -I did but not for long. I fish River area (new town) and it's got more structure so even if Johnny on the spot with boat control speed can reduce or run amock with structure and get one's self in wrong depth. Then you are snagged. Weight also is an issue. But if I fished more flat type structure s d could keep speed up and not contend with grass or trees trebles be intriguing. Open water applications sure. But seldom do we do it around this neck of the woods. When I did trebles I tied heavy leaders. Idea is heavier mono would create drag and lift more to keep hook off bottom. Theory...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tim Sandstrom, post: 85367, member: 1108"] People need context. I deliver. Otherwise the Twitterville imaginations take over. Smiles work well but on the reservoirs the tried and true hammer brass is still a go to. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] I did but not for long. I fish River area (new town) and it's got more structure so even if Johnny on the spot with boat control speed can reduce or run amock with structure and get one's self in wrong depth. Then you are snagged. Weight also is an issue. But if I fished more flat type structure s d could keep speed up and not contend with grass or trees trebles be intriguing. Open water applications sure. But seldom do we do it around this neck of the woods. When I did trebles I tied heavy leaders. Idea is heavier mono would create drag and lift more to keep hook off bottom. Theory... [/QUOTE]

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