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"Powerful eddies", i.e, those with turbulence, are not good places to fish IMO. And eddies are often dumping grounds for the river's detritus ... so a moving bait is asking to get snagged. Again, IMO.
That makes sense Terry and I am not prepared to step up to 3oz to hold bottom in one of the few places currently left for me to fish. 2oz ends up under my rod tip if I don't hook a snag.
Check out Mr Crabtree , he loved an eddy , go for it . Eddys may well be full of detritus in a flood but amongst that will be all the worms and other goodies washed in by the flood all swirling around temptingly, attracting fish sheltering out of the main flow.
When I'm chub fishing I like my bait to have a bit of movement as it's working the swim for me. I also find if chub are there it's nearly always a instant bite
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