Long lines

[hookedupf7]

I run a smaller boat. 19 fter. I run riggers , 2 dipseys, and 2 lines ou on the planer. Usually 300 ft copper. This year I am going to play with snap weights and see what I can achieve with them on the coppers. Also some days I will run a 10 color out on the boards instead.

[gobyslayer]

i have ran 4 rods off my 14 foot row boat ,  we also have a 8.5 foot wide 19 ft boat. we run 2  down riggers with 4 rods, and 2 dipsys off the sides. but it is really pushin it.  thats my max

 

[Sk8man]

I nearly always run 8 ft. sliders off the riggers for extra stuff in the water. The exception is while running in real shallow

[skinny420]

As far as just the long lines are concerned. I'd choose as many different types of length as possible. Some days they just want that one rod. If you find today they want the 300 copper then add snap weights to all the shorter coppers and cores to replicate what works. More different options are what you want to dial in what they want when they are being choosey.