It's a fish-finder rig with a different twist - it's made more simple. Some would call it a sinker slide. I use it often when chumming and live-lining, but find it equally effective when bottom fishing for just about anything. It's a simple way to fool a fish - missing will be the resistance a fish feels when it pick up a bait, then begins to swim...
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sinker slide - 2007-09-27 15:39:37
Unfortunately, there was no illustration in Burton's story about the sinker slide. Can you provide it?
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