Yes sideplaners, moving through the water at about 3 knots. I was told it wasn't the season for downriggers.
In a message dated Thu, 29 Nov 2001 12:30:06 AM Eastern Standard Time, "Preston Singletary" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Bucktailing is a technique normally used in saltwater for coho that involves > trolling a baitfish pattern behind a fast-moving boat. The name comes from > the baitfish patterns used, even though, traditionally, most of them were > tied with polar bear hair and not bucktail. In BC it it has become even > more specialized, devolved a bit from most fly fishing methods, they use > casting rods and reels and monofilament line. I gather that the method used > in Idaho goes a step further, with the use of side planers and even > downriggers.
