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Reply With QuoteI see that you are running your back poles with tips higher above water. Are those your shallow or deep poles?Originally Posted by "G"
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I see that you are running your back poles with tips higher above water. Are those your shallow or deep poles?
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I have the rod tips higher on those two straight out the back to keep a big catfish or gar from pulling the rods out of the holders. I fish whatever depth i want with them....always add the line distance from rod tip to where the line enters the water to the line out distance on your trolling chart. Do the same with any rod holder no matter if the rods straight out or raised up some.
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OK, thanks.
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I don't think anybody's mentioned them, but, I like the Diawa Accudepth's. I also have the Cabelas depthmasters but I don't recommend them, because line counter button sticks on them and is hard to get it back up. I think I've paid around $65 for the Diawa's but they have really been worth every penny. I've never had any problems out of them. I've got friends that use the Okuma's and bought them because of price but I didn't like them, not near the quality of the Diawa's.
