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The suspended bead method is an alternative to bobber dogging, most effective when targeting suspended fish or fishing in holes that have a lot of structure like boulder gardens or log jams. The bead is suspended with a float at some distance above the bottom. Typically between 1’ to 3’. The main difference between suspended and Bobber Doggin is that the bead and weight are not in contact with the river bottom while fishing is suspended.
Fish will bite a suspended bead in a number of different ways. From grabbing the bait as it floats down and swimming away with it, to letting the bait go by and then turning and chasing it down. In all cases the most important thing to do when you see a bite is to reel up all the slack as quickly as possible before setting the hook.
