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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

Heading up to Catfish this week getting out to the lake can be tricky enough even when water levels are normal Sent from my SM-G970U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Has anyone mounted a weight retriever to a Big Jon downrigger. My buddy just bought a new boat and is not sure about tipping back the booms. Nether one of has anything but Cannons. Thanks

Got my Cannon Optimum and Raymarine auto pilot no issues Sent from my SM-G970U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I always run a small split shot about 8' in front of my spoons other wise you look back and see them floating on top Sent from my SM-G970U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Great place Sent from my SM-G970U using Lake Ontario United mobile app