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Mono - barrell swivel - mono leader - swivel - lure?
HB2 replied to Bustersit's topic in Tackle and Techniques
To each his own I guess, Never really saw the need as an Albright knot is very strong and can't remember it ever breaking. I use it for all my fishing tying 2 lines together . 0 problems . I trust my knots . The less to fail the better IMO . I figure if it ain't broke ,don't fix it . I see no advantage. I use to use micro swivel for fly tippet and float fishing but one day I ran out And was forced to use an Albright , and never went back . Line twist is never a problem for me .Flashers come with BB swivel and I have one on the rod so that's double protection. For my riggers I run the 30 # main and a 25 ft tippet of 17 or 20# which is my usual lead from release . -
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Mono - barrell swivel - mono leader - swivel - lure?
HB2 replied to Bustersit's topic in Tackle and Techniques
Albright 100% mono to mono . Why would you use a swivel ? -
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I have 2 . They are adequate IMO . But I sure do like my 47 H s for riggers . If it were me and I was going to add a diver it would be a slide diver . For flashers , a reg dipsy is good but for spoons , I do better with a length between the diver and spoon . Wire to 30 to 40 ft of 30# mono , bead , small swivel , 6 ft 15# to 20# Flouro or mono , ball bearing snap , lure .diver goes on 30# section . I substitute braid , but I do well with this setup , especially on slow days .
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The water was high and cold. If you fall in over your head , the cold will shock you pretty good . If there is current and you don't know what to do and panic , I could see it happening . I parked at Mr Salmons and walked down the Cliff to the Archers hole . I tripped on a branch and fell in over my head . I can still remember the shock of how cold the water was. It was 20 deg that day . I left immediately and by the time I climbed out and got back to the truck, my clothes were frozen . With the we amount of traffic on the streams in the winter , I'm surprised it doesn't happen more often .
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I originally posted this thread to explore if all the water made for more nutrients in the water as I saw more green water this year since the mid 80s. I'm not a hydrologist, and everyone's data may or may not be true . I just want to know if everything that can be done is being done to lower the lake level . And my gut tells me it's not .
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A guy drowned ?
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If it were not for Jack , how bad would they be . A few more trades and an attitude adjustment . This team is not tough enough .
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I have 2 boats 16 ft side console , 2 riggers, 21 ft hardtop . 2 riggers I fish each different. I love my 16 ft . 95 % of the time I use 1 line on each rigger and do well . If on occasion I put out a,dipsey , it changes the whole dynamic of my presentation . I loose my ability to turn on a dime and my ability to be nimble, if that makes sense. 2 rods with a slider each ( which I never use) should be enough . With small boat tactics , we have a huge advantage over bigger boats to be able to stay on fish when we Mark them or hook up . Bigger boats with boards and junk lines take forever to turn and get back over pods of fish . There advantage , among others , is ability to cover a lot of water . You aren't a big boat so don't try to be one . I fish LO . I target kings mostly in the fall but this spring early summer I hammered them by running 2 flasher setups . The flashers call the fish to me . If fishing shallow , less than 50 ft maybe an in line planer with a stickbaits or deep diver or short core to get away from boat . But less is more IMO . Run what you have out correctly. I fish alone mostly






