Pulling Jigs for Stripers at Tims Ford last Saturday
 

I had a good afternoon last Saturday fishing at Tims Ford. I was using a technique called "Pulling" that involves slow trolling (1 MPH) jigs. Here is a YouTube video created from that trip:

http://youtu.be/GZqCx2GGXuQ

That's What I'm Talking About!!!

Thank you Bob for that very informative video, and for sharing it with us.

Can I kayak alongside you one day at Tims and learn from you? I've recently taken a liking to Tims Ford. So much that I intend to make that the main lake I fish for any species, anything I want is in there. It's just such a deep and massive lake that it's hard to learn. I don't care about trophy stripers, I just want 20-24 inchers for dinner.

That video is being hit so hard right now it wont even play....good job.
Tims is a special place...

Excellent video. I really like that you instruct rather than just show a video of dragging in the fish.

Sure glad you call it pulling jigs, otherwise Jimmy might try pushing them. :)

I think the most impressive part is not getting all the lines tangled. Very nice fish. I will be out there Saturday looking for fish.

Great job Bob, nice video!

You must have known jimmy back in the early years. http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/12...e89359a642.jpg


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Bob, it's a gas watching you run the table on each pattern you figure out. My hat's off to you sir.

From the heart: please find a comfortable, lightweight, inflatable life-jacket. You're having the time of your life dancing on the deck of a great rig; I'm looking forward to seeing you from the deck of my rig.

It would be horrible to learn you'd filmed yourself going over the side 150 feet from shore in 50* water . . . Just one slip could ruin your whole day, and possibly a whole lot more.

They do get tangled, I edit it out of the final video!

Oh, ok. You're trolling jigs. I've also heard it called dragon fur. As in what y'all dragon fur?

I got a chuckle out of that.

Good stuff thanks bob


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