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Tim 'the Bream' Morgan's "Rackwalker" |
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The Rackwalker is a very buoyant lure, which will work well in any estuary system on a number of species. The lure can be worked from 0 to 5 ft deep depending on retrieve speed and position of the rod tip. When targeting bream I use a slow retrieve and try to keep the lure as close as possible to the structure I’m fishing. When I feel the lure hitting the structure I stop the retrieve and allow the lure to float over the obstruction before continuing my retrieve. What this does is it keeps the lure in the strike zone as long as possible. The Rackwalker has also been proven to be very effective on Flathead in shallow water. When targeting Flathead, I like to use a constant retrieve and have the lure hitting the bottom as often as possible. When using the Rackwalker I don’t like to use a snap swivel. I tie a loop knot directly to the lure as this will give it its most natural action. When I am fishing really snaggy country, I remove the middle treble, as this will significantly decrease the amount of times your lure will hook-up. Tim "the Bream" Morgan
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