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Wait for me Russell .. Lol

X2 on the drop shot rig and emerald shiners

I would start by wet sanding that spot with a very fine sandpaper all the paint in the world won't hide that if its not super smooth to start with prep work is the key !!! good luck I'm sure you'll do fine

I'm having the same issue .. and your right it is a great site for us part time guys !!!

1999 Crestliner 1900 sst Phantom before I mounted Merc 9.9 with forward controls cannon downriggers cannon plannerboard mast cannon tracks and berts rod holders and replaced fishfinder with lowrance chirp 7

HaHa..Your right John I think we should !!

yellowpike... John how did you make out in Chaumont ?

its probably going to come down to some manual labor on our part get out the waders I have found when you wait for someone else to do something nothing gets done

18 to 36 # use the same amount of lead so the difference is in the pound test with that being said you should get a better sink rate with less dacron ( less drag ).. Hope this helps

This must happen every winter when do they normally dredge that sand bar ? I've been waiting since last April to hit the perch !!!

I believe it would work but for me its about depth control if you had or could put together a depth chart speed +line out =depth that would be a great selling point !! But lets face it we all have truck loads of stuff that don't work so its hard for me to buy another it may or may not work (spoon stick bait or jig) when I can tie-up a worm harness for next to nothing .. it is however a great idea and I'm sure at some point I will try a few and I wish you the best of luck !!! Paul

I can tell you whats worked for me ... 18 pound sufix leadcore with a 50 foot 12 pound seaguar fluorocarbon leader (red label) I did have a couple snap-offs and may try 15 pound this year you can find this on amazon and the knots you will use are on youtube ... I hope to see more posts on this just to see what leaders other more seasoned guys are using Good Luck !! Paul