While notably less effective than the three presentations listed above, Straight is considered a presentation. In my experience, this is best accomplished at just +1 speed. It is this action: lifting it from the bottom, then letting it settle again on the bottom, that creates the Lift&Go presentation. Lift&Drop is accomplished by placing the lure on the waterbed, then using the Stop&Go method, while allowing the lure to rest on the waterbed before Going again. This Stop/Go/Stop/Go may be accomplished several ways, but is truly that simple in the end. Stop&Go is accomplished by reeling in just a little, then stopping, then reeling more, etc. This is one of the fastest retrieval methods and one of the easiest to accomplish.
This causes the lure to twitch in the water. Twitching is accomplished by continuing to reel in the line and occasionally Pulling it. The ideal speed, however, is highly dependent upon the lure being utilized.
Generally speaking, this is done at anywhere from +1 to +3 speed, with +2 being the most commonly utilized. One dot is the lowest level of success, while three dots designates a highly successful attempt. Retrieval pertains to the time after the cast, while one is reeling in the line in hopes of attracting a fish to bite.Įach retrieval method is rated via a dot system, which will be in the upper right of the UI. Retrieval, or Presentation, refers to the time before this. Reel Speed may be changed by spinning the middle mouse wheel up or down. Once a fish is hooked, Reel Speed is automatically increased to maximum speed (+4) and you begin to actually catch the fish. These speeds are denoted via a series of up and down arrows at the bottom right of the UI. Reels have 5 separate reel speeds: Reverse, +1, +2, +3, and +4. 1.7.1 this could be helpful: you can reach "3 dots".
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