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got 2 60"s for mine--might actually get to use them this weekend
I use a 1" about four foot long with a 3" steel ball welded to the end of it. However a wind or drift sock works the best for sure.......Oh and by the way when you buy one get the biggest Cabalas sells
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How far behind the boat should you pull the drift sock?
Buckets work fine until you pull the handle out of them and gettin em back in the boat is little aggravating also.
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[QUOTE=Shine Runner;2081451]Tru dat. But last time I tried to get this question figured out, the thread got locked. Glad this one is still rolling. The socks worked way better that day then the chain we were dragging. I was amazed how ya'll drug them thru the wood with no problems. We needed a bigger chain or two for that tank we were in, but I am pretty sure two XL socks would have let us fish more. I am looking for a deal on drift socks.
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Shine you need to watch Cabelas Bargin bin for deals on socks. I try to remember to check once a week. They have some pretty good deals some time. I bought a 72 vinyl last year for 12.00 and this spring got 2 Large of the really nice ones for 29.00 plus shipping. That's for the pair. I searched and searched and they have the best deals I could find.
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Charlie Weaver USN/ENC 1965-1979
Take yor bucket, remove handle, drill hole below ridges on the top, run a piece of 1/2 in rope through holes and tie into a harness. Use a good piece of rope hooked to the harness. Drill a small hole in bottom lip and tie a longer length of small line to that hole to use for a dump line. Won't make it that much easier to get in but might help a little. You could also drill about 3 1in holes in bottom. Not great but they will work until you can find a deal.
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