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Originally Posted by Freedom55
Also, with a two hook rig, the trailer hook should not be pinned to the worm to allow the bait to swim in a more natural fashion. If you use two baits, leeches or minnows, you will notice that most hook-ups are on the front hook.
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When pulling spinner rigs, I don't really think pinning the back hook matters one way or the other, as there is nothing to natural about pulling a worm on a harness, in fact I have never even seen a nighcrawler in the water.
I do pump the rod when pulling bouncers, but not constantly, so even with leeches and minnows, the action is not to natural, but what I do know is, spinner rigs work really well, almost any way you fish them. The only exception might be if you are pulling smiley blades or spin-n-glows, as they can be worked (will spin) at about the same speed as lindy rigging.
