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Nontypical

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  1. It seems many times that an East wind is accompanied by a pressure change that sometimes can shut the bite down?? Just a thought. I am also very interested in other peoples thoughts on this, we have never done very well on any kind of East wind.

    Totally agree. Sometimes we get brief east winds here in the west end when the winds changing but any decent length of time with an east blow usually brings fronts in causing the pressure change.

    We've done well pre east wind front but fishing during them makes for a slow bite.

    A lengthy NE wind usually brings colder water which is because the east end is deeper than the west.

  2. Rob....Ive always used rangers....Actually One is over 20 years old. I just replaced the netting... I bought a rubber net this year...Bigger Hoop, heavy as heck, but worth it when Brownies or Lakers start twisting .

    X2 wouldn't trade mine for nothing
  3. Mix up a batch of auto body bondo with some hardener in it, then apply it with a putty knife...quick! Only fill the scratch so with access bondo around the scratch cause the stuff is brutal to sand down. Prime it then paint it

  4. Thanks everyone for your information.

    A while ago I saw the posted chart for the dipsey depth vs line out chart, so I made a copy of it.

    I was thinking that running dipsey,s shallow would get another line in and out away from the boat a little farther than my down riggers and lead cores. I don't have a planer set up.

    We, the less experienced, really welcome everyone's help and information to our questions.

    Thanks And

    Boat Safe

    Egoody

    I agree with you about getting more lines out, with the depth you'll be fishing on the spring you won't be getting your dipsey lines " out and a way from the boat" because you won't be able to get much line out. So like everyone has said run boards. I run a 6 rod spread with 2 boards, 2 flatlines long down the shoot and 2 short line out and down on the riggers
  5. It's nice I've got it on one ove my riggers, I believe it's 250lb, I find its got more blow back than the wire but it's hard to tell. When the fleas get thick its a pain tho cause they can latch onto the strands in the braid cause it's so thick. A plus is no annoying humming sound.

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