Trolling Bag/Drift Sock

[antney1]

Was out for the first time this past Saturday. I have a 21.5' Trophy Pro with a 4.3L I/O.... I tried the 5 gallon bucket thing (one on each side) and was able to slow her down to 2.4 mph. From everything I've been reading people are trolling 1.8-2.3 mph plus I don't want to do the redneck thing any longer. What do you guys recommend size wise and where's the best place place to purchase ?? Thanks !!

[bandrus1]

cabellas are rather cheap

[Iron Duke]

I know Hills Valleys and Streams in Elmira NY has a bunch on sale and different sizes ... They would probably ship it to you too.. Give them a try... They now have a huge trolling section too... (607) 767-6253

Mike

[lost a lure]

Amish Outfitters Buggy Bags. Check the site or with them on the size. I use one 28" for my 27' Baha from 3.5 mph to about 2.0 mph.

[ReelPower]

Amishoutfitters bags, I prefer one on each side, at least 28" bag diameter.

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[adam2000]

Amish outfitters.drift bags and trolling bags are different. Get 2 15 inch bags from amishoutfitters

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[FX]

Another vote for Amish Outfitters. Give Frank a call and he'll set you up with the right bag or bags.

Shawn

[Captain's Cove]

I can order Amish Outfitter bags for you and save you a little money (or you can order direct from Capt. Frank). They make a beefy bag and a buggy bag. Here is a link for more information:

http://www.amishoutfitters.com/descriptions.htm

~ Michele

Captain's Cove Resort, Inc.

585-682-3316

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[antney1]

Spoke to Capt Frank yesterday and have two 22" buggy bags on the way

[Locoman]

Spoke to Capt Frank yesterday and have two 22" buggy bags on the way

I have the same boat as you. I run two beefy bags. I can get my speed down to 1.8 mph. You're going to enjoy your bags. Going into my sixth year with them and they are holding up good.