Summary of dive curves

[markmonkey1]

I finally have too much in my mix that I can't remember it all...so time to get better organized with my dive curves...

I'm thinking I'll put them on 8 1/2 x 11 papers, and hang on a clipboard in the boat for quick reference.

How do you manage all the dive info? I have tables and charts for dipsy divers, deeper divers, torpedo divers, true-trip divers, inline weights, copper, lead core.

[J.D.]

I print out all the info I need and tape it to the underside of a hatch lid at the stern. You can see my charts on the open hatch lid on the left side.

[Shelby Lynn]

I convert them to Microsoft excel and save them on my phone,

[markmonkey1]

I like use idea of attaching to inside of hatches, but my hatches don't open fully with my rigger board...I'm thinking lobster sheets on the side walls.

Copy on my phone too as backup

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[ray koziatek]

all ya need to know is lead=5 ft per color

copper 20ft per 100ftout

dypsy 2.5 setting 3 to 1. all at approx 2.4 to 2.5 mph

[chowder]

all ya need to know is lead=5 ft per color

copper 20ft per 100ftout

dypsy 2.5 setting 3 to 1. all at approx 2.4 to 2.5 mph

 KISS (keep it simple stupid)

[DJ 17]

I laminated all mine, punched holes in them and hooked them together using 2 inch rings, that way I can flip to whichever one I want and it will lay open on that page.

[Adk1]

all ya need to know is lead=5 ft per colorcopper 20ft per 100ftoutdypsy 2.5 setting 3 to 1. all at approx 2.4 to 2.5 mph

what would u say for a wire with a diver no power ring?

[ray koziatek]

I would say take one off another diver and run it right..

[Rippin'Line]

I would say take one off another diver and run it right..

Hahaha. Agreed

[Adk1]

So always run a power ring? I have them for all of my divers