07-06-2021, 07:46 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-06-2021, 07:57 PM by liketrolling.)
I think the driver most times catch's the fish and we count fish by the boat not by the the ones that reel them in and with big kokanee the net guy is the number one person.
Dodgers draw the fish in where they go from there ???? a lot of the time one side catch's all the fish. I like to have one glow dodgers out, it may not catch any thing but it can bring fish to the other lures. put a treble hook on your dodger see how many that catches. I only wash my dodgers once a month if that.
I see fish that are afraid of downrigger balls and dive to get away from them others go to them maybe it is the positive ion on the wire.
maybe a hot boat check the volts on the downrigger cable should be around 0.6 volts
I use water and vinegar to clean my fish finders no soap. in a spray bottle
Dodgers draw the fish in where they go from there ???? a lot of the time one side catch's all the fish. I like to have one glow dodgers out, it may not catch any thing but it can bring fish to the other lures. put a treble hook on your dodger see how many that catches. I only wash my dodgers once a month if that.
I see fish that are afraid of downrigger balls and dive to get away from them others go to them maybe it is the positive ion on the wire.
maybe a hot boat check the volts on the downrigger cable should be around 0.6 volts
(07-03-2021, 03:03 PM)RockyRaab2 Wrote: BTW, you can get "cleaning vinegar" at the home improvement store. It's stronger than table vinegar, and cheaper - about four bucks for a half gallon.
My mix is great for getting fish smell from your ice chest or live well, too.
I use water and vinegar to clean my fish finders no soap. in a spray bottle