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    got 2 60"s for mine--might actually get to use them this weekend

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    Quote Originally Posted by slimeyslab View Post
    I'm surprised Wb ain't commented on this thread. He's the king of drag!
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    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?

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    Quote Originally Posted by slopehead View Post
    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
    How does the "two 5 gallon bucket" solution compare to the drift sock solution. It is almost christmas time and Im not sure I want to spend my money on a drift sock when I can go by the shop and pick up a pair of transmission fluid buckets for free......

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    Quote Originally Posted by Iwannafish View Post
    How does the "two 5 gallon bucket" solution compare to the drift sock solution. It is almost christmas time and Im not sure I want to spend my money on a drift sock when I can go by the shop and pick up a pair of transmission fluid buckets for free......
    Dont think there is a comparison there, buckets work fine in lite wind

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    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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    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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