Sly Selea
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Regardless of whether you double wrap or upgrade to the lock jaw clips, I highly recommend everyone upgrade to the stainless steel clips. You'll eventually lose the whole setup, especially if running braid, due to a tiny groove that will wear in the plastic pins and cut your line. -
Are you running at least 10 foot leaders on your divers? 20 feet would be even better. Slide divers allow even longer leaders. Just my opinion though.
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'Zactly. You guys caught more Kings in one day than the entire Michigan side caught all summer. And let's not even talk about Browns. -
If it's not a 30 pound Brown or King, people from Wisconsin have trouble with it.
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Big Weenie sells them by the pack on their website, very inexpensive. Shipping would probably cost more than the product though.
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I recently picked up a gallon of Plasti-Dip that is phospher....phosphorece....fosforisen.....glows in the dark instead of the black I usually use. I dipped one of the balls I pour in it. It mostly retains the color of the native product (in this case lead), maybe darkened it a little and has a faint green tone to it. It does glow in the dark if I give it enough light, but not like a flashlight or anything. I haven't used it yet, but probably will this weekend. Has anyone ever heard of doing this, and do you think it will act as an attractant or a deterrent to fish? I'm concerned it may be overkill. Thanks
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Looking for 12lb balls
Sly Selea replied to brokenrodtip's topic in Classifieds - Buy, Sell, Trade or Rent
That's a really good price. I enjoy pouring my own lead and only buy a couple hundred pounds at a time, but your price would be close to what I pay for just the lead. I think the last I bought was around $1.40 a pound. If I didn't enjoy it and cared about all the probable I.Q. points I've lost from inhaling lead fumes, I'd buy them from you. -
Might also consider staying on the slower side of Chinook speed if you are running dodgers and peanut flies in your spread.
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Also, the bags will have a weighted side and a floatie side sewn into the front opening (the floatie side goes on top). I recently move the front opening on mine slightly forward amidship and it made a noticeable improvement keeping my bow down and course true in rough seas. -
Also, the bags will have a weighted side and a floatie side sewn into the front opening (the floatie side goes up). I recently moved the front opening slightly forward amidships and it made a noticeable improvement keeping my nose down and course true in rough seas.
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Also, the bags have a weighted side and floatie side sewn in to the front opening (the floatie side goes up). I recently moved mine a little forward so the front opening is slightly forward amidships, and it noticeably helps keep my nose down and heading true in rough seas.
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Also, the bags have a weighted side and floatie side sewn in to the front opening (the floatie side goes up). I recently moved mine a little forward so the front opening is slightly forward amidships, and it noticeably helps keep my nose down and heading true in rough seas.