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Tales from the margins: small fishers in posttsunami Thailand
You can pack your gym clothes in one pocket and your snacks or headphones in another
Stun the fish, bleed it (typically by cutting the gills) and clip the tail fins before storing the fish out of view
The space is there, but the shape makes it feel like the bottom doesnt want to hold bulky items as easily as the middle/top area
Type: Floating Weight: 42g-68g (size dependent) Best technique: Classic walk-the-dog Best conditions: Calm mornings, searching for active fish Stickbait Techniques for Sydney Kingfish Walk-the-Dog (Floating Stickbaits) The walk-the-dog retrieve is the foundational stickbait technique: Cast and wait for the splash to settle (2-3 seconds) Hold your rod at 45 degrees to the side (not directly in front) Make rhythmic downward rod sweeps of about 30-40 centimetres, taking up slack with each reel turn Maintain a steady cadence -- the lure should swing left-right-left-right with each sweep Vary your speed to find what the fish want on the day The key to a good walk-the-dog is slack line management
