The productiveness of this presentation is often times more better then a cast and retrieved weight-forward spinner. Generally speaking, the name given to this rig simplifies the depth range where an angler should fish this type of presentation. This makes for ideal situations that warrants the use of bottom bouncers. Water temperature rarely influences the success rate of these rigs. It's easy to correctly set the bottom bouncer and harness rig.
Nothing gets much simpler then opening the bail and dropping it over the side of the boat.
This presentation is meant to be drifted slowly at a determined depth, so this means you have to be aware of how much line you let out. Just remember when locating the correct depth, it will be found more easily by letting the rig fall to the bottom unassisted. When you find bottom with the rig, or as slack line appears because the bouncer is resting on the bottom, shut the bail and reel up one crank to tighten any slack line. The bottom bouncer and harness setup is now ready to go. If after a period of time you fail to get any strikes, let out extra line.