Understanding Indy Fishing

[AKFLY]

Just got back from a trip on the PM. Noticed allot of people using indicators in very shallow water - like three feet.

What is the benefit of running an indy in low water ?:confused:

[Steve@BBT]

Not much at all! I like to call it the ***** School of flossing, (no slam on the boys down the road of course, it's just that we don't carry *****.) just have the people stop good mending or set the bobber just so that the whole rig hangs up a little just before the spot that the fish are spawning then sweeps the leader thru the fish when you try to "correct" it...

Much more of a snagging, flossing, lining method than C&D, so I get a big kick out of some of the "purist" theories I hear out there against C&D... Both methods can be bastardised of course, but it's a lot easier to have people line fish with indy than it is with C&D and they'll never even know it.

Steve

[alexsalmon]

I like to call it the ***** School of flossing
Steve
haha I like that one!:D

[SpanishFly]

.....just have the people stop good mending or set the bobber just so that the whole rig hangs up a little just before the spot that the fish are spawning then sweeps the leader thru the fish when you try to "correct" it...


Steve

Wow, I've been doing it the hard way. This sounds like a sure thing!!! :D