>>881324I mean it's not a bad idea, keep the weight heavy and tighten up the line and you should be able to suspend it off the bottom. Same reason the 3-way river rigs like that pic work. With bread balls and shit, I normally just run the weight a good 18" up the line so the bait at the end has some slack to move around and possibly even float up.
Another popular thing with walleye and river fishermen is pumping up their worms with air. You just take a syringe, poke it into a nightcrawler, an fatten it up with air. Works well with the 3-way rigs because the nightcrawlers will float. Maybe you could try that?
>>881323>>881316One more cool old school inline in this pic, blade says "Mitchell" and "Made In France". The last post had Abu Garcia inline spinners.
And even these cheap ass Eagle Claw inlines that come in random little kits work better than the $4 Bass Pro ones.
Also big 1/2oz Rooster Tail just because I think they look funny with that super long weight.
