Two Timing Walleyes RCL Day Four

  • Fife
    Ramsey, MN
    Posts: 4042
    May 2, 2004 at 3:57 pm #303365

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    Grunwaldt spotted them on his Garmin color locator, an asset that earned him an additional $1,000 bonus with the win, and then started two-timing them. On each of four rods, with setups allowable under Ohio law and RCL rules, Grunwaldt ran three-way rigs with a crankbait on a dropper and a spinner rig on a trailing line.


    This is the technique the article is about. Isn’t this equal to eight lines in the water? On Erie can you really have four lines per person?

    rippinpigs
    Apple Valley, MN
    Posts: 399
    May 2, 2004 at 5:02 pm #303246

    Nope. During tourney time, an angler can have only 2 lines in the water. So, a total of 4 per boat. What he did was legal… he only had a total of 2 rods out running these rigs. I know it says on “each of 4 rods”, but he was only able to run 2 at a time.

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