You need to use rods with a lighter tip. I can see mine with snap weights up to 3 oz.Quote:
Originally Posted by deltabull
I also use braid for main line as it also helps to show action.
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You need to use rods with a lighter tip. I can see mine with snap weights up to 3 oz.Quote:
Originally Posted by deltabull
I also use braid for main line as it also helps to show action.
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These numbers are .014 diameter and you are using .011. You would run deeper I imagine with that size line.
What app is that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lloakley930
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Precision trolling appQuote:
Originally Posted by 2004Rhino
Get some tadpoles from offshore tackle and get their trolling app on your phone. Those will get them down and lot less line out.
I have that app and I always thought that the chart applied to the use with tadpoles was for pulling jigs. I never used it and/or tadpoles for pulling cranks because I figured the crankbait would cause it to go deeper than the chart says and then it wouldn't be exactly accurate. But maybe if you only used nearly lip-less crankbaits it wouldn't make any difference. Does anybody know what the effect is on the depth charts using crankbaits?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cray
It’s really close
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Not much difference
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Precision trolling app gives for a 1 oz snap weight at 1.5 mph 55’ line out so figure alittle less for a 300 Bandit based on 18’ deep. Dummy me, didn’t see all the previous posts. :Rofl
thats a great way to figure the depth of a lure when using snap weights or attached weights to line. Thanks for posting it the way you did.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lloakley930