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12 feet Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

And they are usually on the bottom in 100 foot. Gambler Rigs. Deadly on lakers and user friendly. Brian and his company are awesome. Will set you up right and tell you how to use them. Kids want action? No brainer. Make sure your wash down hose is operable. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Yes, 100 feet of water. Deep enough to hold a variety of fish, shallow enough that with as few as four rods you can cover a decent section of the water column. Keep it simple. Three spoons that are speed friendly, ok both a little slow and a little fast. Don’t worry about what color, let the kids pick them. Spin Dr and fly on your deep rod. Do gradual S turns as you go from 90 to 110. Fish could be shallower or deeper but if you had to pick one depth 100 would be it in my opinion. Other option if you fish out of an area with traffic pay attention to where the charter guys are going. Don’t crowd them or get in their way. Keep an eye on the graph, fish the marks too. Two of the four rods where you see marks, one below and one above. Keep trying, you’ll catch a monster and the kids will love it. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Back in the day I remember people stepping on them. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

80 is about the same diameter as 30 mono and is more flea proof. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

80lb braid Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United