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New technique for River Walleyes.

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What I have been doing is taking the Faom Walkers from Today's Tackle, putting a larg no roll sinker on the bottom instead of the weight that came with them.. I run some heavy mono through the sinker to make a loop. What I then dois troll up river. The more the current the heavier weight you will need. This has been working pretty well.

Any one else try this, or what have you tried for trolling rivers?

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i use a old tire whight and a rubber band so when you snag in the rocks you bust it off and put a new one on.

p.s. i snag alot and its cheap to use the tire whight.

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