Nnebie here! Never been trolling. need the rundown.

[Quantumreel]

I have a small umbrella rig with some tsunami shads and a tube, 2 magnum rapalas, a walk the dog xrap, and a sturdy stick boat rod for beginners. im about to buy an okuma boat rod. what else do i need (line, tackle, leaders). i also need to know how to troll case my firned just got a 17.5 foot bowrider for sw. please help. goo luck

[johnsonkid]

i think i should thank you very much for you can waste lot of time to write this post .....dog war ...
the post was good for us..

[Miss Loretta Fishing]

To save my fingers from retyping, I've posted a couple links below which will hopefully help out.

The techniques are just how I like to do things, there are many different ways to troll up a nice bass!

Good luck and go get em!

"Catching Big Bass by Keeping Things Simple"

Put more big fish in the box this season by mastering one proven fish catching technique.
http://barnstable-hyannis.patch.com/articles/catching-big-bass-by-keeping-things-simple


"Developing a Strategy for Finding Big Fish"

Having a sound strategy for locating bass and tuna is imperative to consistently putting big fish in the boat. Depending on the area, spending more time on the move, and less time fishing, can be the key to finding increased success.
http://barnstable-hyannis.patch.com/articles/developing-a-strategy-for-finding-big-fish


"Understanding Big Bass Behavior"

Large striped bass adopt specific behavioral patterns depending on the season. Understanding bass behavior in Cape Cod Bay can help an angler in establishing a smart starting point.
http://barnstable-hyannis.patch.com/...-bass-behavior

If you see yourself getting some benefit out of these pieces, there are plenty more available at:

http://www.misslorettafishing.com/Fi...-Articles.html