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I use 20lb weights but my downriggers are rated for them. 10lb is way too light for 150' Sent from my SM-G970U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I use torpedo weights save yourself some aggravation and stay away from pancake weights Sent from my SM-G970U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I believe he has 8 and they have no problem cutting you off but for the most part everyone plays nice. I've fished by the salmon river where it was a lot worse. The only reason I keep going back to the trench is I like to catch Kings. Most of time I fish by association Island with not a boat around me and have limited out quickly in warmer water. Sent from my Y10 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Were I fish near Mexico the bottom doesn't change too quickly so I'll leave them a little loose and take up the slack every once and a while. It's good exercise [emoji123] Sent from my SM-G970U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I really like mine love being able to change depth from my seat.. as far as the bottom tracking you can + or - depending on you ball weight. The only issue I had was my ball kept letting out line on my bottom tracking till the cable got messed up then I figured out my transducer cable became unplugged [emoji3061] Sent from my SM-G970U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Out in front of 5 stacks by the plant 300fow down 63ft on the downriggers stingray broom stick and dipsys set on 3 125 out ff 4 kings 15 to 18 pounds and lost a steely behind the boat. Water temperature 42 degrees 63 ft down Sent from my SM-G970U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

At least less boats being cut off

I checked out your Facebook page last night and couldn't find it but then again since I turned 60 Im lucky to remember my name. Thanks for getting back to me now I have like 15 reels to change Have a great day

reorient the spring washers? Sent from my SM-G970U using Lake Ontario United mobile app