Hooked on Kings

New to trolling but got the bug, just bought a bunch of ff rigs and was wondering when to use them. Last time out I rigged one pole with them and used 5 oz's of weight, they seemed to work and looked great. As of right now I haven't bought down riggers yet, already spent over 1800$ on hummingbird, poles and lures so any advice is well recieved .... thanks again.....

Thanks for the tip, no one wants that kind of bad day, just went out and drained my block and hoses. Thanks again!!!!!!

I have a searay with a 350 mercruiser engine and a rochester two barrel carb, it runs great for anything else but when I troll for more than maybe an hour it start to run real rough. want to know where to start rather than just taking a shot in the dark. I really don't want to spend more money if I could get some advice here. Something else, I have to pump the throttle many times before it will start, even after it warms up. Sounds like a carb adjustment but was wondering if anyone had a similar experience and what you did to correct. Thanks in advance for any adice you can give.....

New to trolling, trying to get all my equipment together. Has anyone tried the lure leader planers, if so how did they preform for you. I really don't want to invest in somthing that won't work for me. Thanks for any info.

Thanks for the tip, but how much weight and how long of a leader do you put past the extra weight..... thanks again...

I new to trolling but I have only read talk of stick bate and spoons, does anyone flateline with flashers and flies or meat rigs or is this stricktly when using downriggers. just bought a boat this season and can't wait to get out on the water. Any tips would be greatly appreciated...... thanks guy's Questions About Trout & Salmon Trolling? Post a new topic Subject: Message body: Smilies View more smilies Font size: TinySmallNormalLargeHuge ng have been hearing alote of take about spoons and stick bate but was woundering if you can flate in with flashers and flies or use meat rig's this time of year.