11-28-2018, 02:44 AM
I have used three holes drilled in a line for many years with each hole about three or four inches from the next. I place my transducer in the center hole and fish in the outside two holes. I still get tangled occasionally but it seems to work well. With my Showdown transducer the water needs to be at least 11 to 12 feet deep to see a jig near the bottom in the outside holes.
The first attached photo shows my setup for most waters in Utah. This particular photo was taken at Fish Lake on the day I caught a 27.8 pound Mac near the bottom in 64 feet of water. I could see the fish on the Showdown before I dropped my chub tipped jig to the bottom. I watched as the fish swam up about 4 feet and took my presentation. The second photo is me with the Mac that was released to fight again.
Mike
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The first attached photo shows my setup for most waters in Utah. This particular photo was taken at Fish Lake on the day I caught a 27.8 pound Mac near the bottom in 64 feet of water. I could see the fish on the Showdown before I dropped my chub tipped jig to the bottom. I watched as the fish swam up about 4 feet and took my presentation. The second photo is me with the Mac that was released to fight again.
Mike
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