Author Topic: How far apart do you set your tip ups and in what direction/shape?  (Read 2079 times)

Offline Golden Luther

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I generally set my tip ups in a line 20-30 feet apart. Meaning they'd be in a line 100-150 ft long.  I'm thinking about trying a couple near each other to see if 2 bait could attract more pike.  How about setting tips in a circle shape?  Just looking for some ideas for the weekend.

Offline Lobes

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Follow your thoughts, trying different things is what will get you hooked up with fish. That will also make fishing (it is really hunting) so much fun! Be carefull getting too many lines too close together though, but in the summer I have baits 10 feet apart when bobber fishing for them while working a weedline. Pike are usually nearby areas that people are catching panfish and they are usually on patrol looking for those fish.
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