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Reply With Quotebigger the better.....60 inch or bigger...... If its that windy I just load my boat up and go home lol.
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drift sock?
There are so many sizes and I really want to see what yall recommend. I have a 18ft alum. boat.
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bigger the better.....60 inch or bigger...... If its that windy I just load my boat up and go home lol.
I have spent most my life fishing........the rest I wasted.
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LOL!!Originally Posted by "G"
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We run 2- 76" i think.
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Thanks bud
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I use 1 smaller drift sock on my 1648 Jon boat almost all the time when I'm slow trolling. It keeps the wind from kicking the tail of the boat around but, doesn't drain the battery. 2 larger socks work great for side drifting.
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i have 2 60inch
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The bigger the better for sure.
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I have two different size in the boat a 48" and a 60". The 48 does a good job with winds 10 to 15. 60" will stop boat almost in those winds. I'm fishing out of a 17' war eagle hope this helps.
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Always get bigger than the specs for your boat length, I would start with a 60" or 2 - 36". My 2 cents.
