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Thread: How to Make a Set of Drift Chains

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    Quote Originally Posted by MorganT69 View Post
    If I had to fish with socks I would just go home, I despise them but I learn to spider rig in the river and a creek. Socks hang up, gave to two I had away.
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    For those with money, and no logging chains, I have heard some just by Anchor chains, which are rubber coated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KnightShadow10 View Post
    Socks and stumps don't get along
    River I fish in is 35 to 50ft deep, no stumps in sight, its a tool, chains are tools, I use different sized anchors to slow my drift but then again my boat came with the assortment, I didnt have to invest in them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MorganT69 View Post
    River I fish in is 35 to 50ft deep, no stumps in sight, its a tool, chains are tools, I use different sized anchors to slow my drift but then again my boat came with the assortment, I didnt have to invest in them.
    Try rigging with socks in 2ft to 6ft of water, and you will soon change your tune!

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