Coated Cable for Depth Raider/Moor Sub Troll

[Matthew]

Would you pay $50 for a coated cable that doesn't have peeling issues?

[silverseeker]

Only if I knew who make,s it and where mfg Garry

[Matthew]

We make wire in the US

[K Gonefishin]

Doesn't it run about 35$ now? I actually need a spool so I've been looking. My first speed N temp unit...does the coated cable on the market now peel? how often are you guys replacing it? I only salmon fish in NY 3-5 times per year but do run my riggers on Erie alot.

[Matthew]

Current coated cable peels and this new one won't peel.

[muskybob]

Current coated cable peels and this new one won't peel.

If you'll send me a sample spool I'd be willing to try it.

[jason]

ill try it, send me a spool. if it works then ill let you know how good the cable really is.

[muskybob]

ill try it, send me a spool. if it works then ill let you know how good the cable really is.

HEY I called dibs first

[spoonfed-1]

Matthew,

If the cable really is more durable than the existing cable and transmits the signal as well it would be worth the fifty bucks.

Constantly trimming and reconnecting the probe IS a pain in the azz..

Cable strength and diameter is also a huge consideration.

Stripping the end of the cable for installation is required as well so technically you have to be able to "peel it".

Also what spool length are we talking about here. I use 300ft because of the trimming and repairing I do.

Your inquiry, without knowing these specifics, is way to general to give a simple answere

to.

Hope this helps.

Glen

[Good Times Sportfishing]

You can count me in. As mentioned by Spoonfed you need to be able to trim & peel. Maybe not if the coating never breaks through. Mine usually peels where it rides in the roller when I'm changing lures.