Trolling & Drifting

If you troll or drift fish for Stripers, Walleye, Musky, Crappies or any other species the BulletBobber and DualFin will cover the area thoroughly with one pass. When you flip direction, be ready for a fight because it makes a bait or lure irresistible. To use multiples and be able to flip them from one side the other put them out at different lengths. If they flip by accident it just adds to the action and won't tangle with the other lines. When they flip the bait will fall back, then be pulled up and across the other lines and finally settle in on the opposite side of the boat. The more you flip them the better your chances are of picking up fish! Using 6, 8 or even 10 rods at a time can be done in choppy water if you're good.



Pictures below are courtesy of Captain Chet Moore the director of the Tennessee Striped Bass Association. Capt. Chet Moore's Striper Guide ServiceHe now keeps X-Large BulletBobbers on all his rods all the time with 3/8 ounce jigs or weights and up to 6" shad. Chet reported that he has significantly increased his catch rate by using the directional control to get close to but avoid snagging stumps or trees hanging in the water. He says the cut back really pulls them out of hiding or off their spawning beds by provoking an instinctual strike of panicking bait fish in retreat. Thank you Chet! You're the best BulletBobber Enterprises Pro Staffer I could have! I really hope to use your guide service soon and get some video of a Pro Guide.



Another Striper fishermen Gene Vicars sent this pic in taken with his cell phone. He fishes open water and uses BulletBobbers to provide a spread away from the boat. Thank you Gene!



Here is an edited video from a show called Outdoors Ohio with D'Arcy Egan that runs on the Sports Time Ohio Channel. It was my first time on TV and I was a nervous wreck! That is why it is at the bottom of this page. We were just drifting and casting on a small pond. Thank you D'Arcy!