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copper knots

ironangler222

ironangler222
November 30, 2011 in Tackle and Techniques

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ironangler222

ironangler222

Posted November 30, 2011

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Posted November 30, 2011

what kind of knot do you tie to your dodger OR dipsy?

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Big Dave

Posted December 1, 2011

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Posted December 1, 2011

Don't run a dipsie with Copper!!!! The copper is run like a flatline, or off a planner board. The copper has a mono or floracarbon leader. And you use your normal knot to tie on a snap swivel.

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