Group: Newbies
Posts: 33
Member No.: 6809
Joined: May 15, 2014
I find lakers on simco very easy to catch. I don't get y ppl don't catch them.
Here's what I do. Grab the brightest spoon u got. Nk. 28 work best. Pick a depth. Say 120 fow. Let out 100 feet of line then attach to the clip,put the down rigger down till u c the slack on the digger line. Lift up the ball 1 foot. Put in the holder take out your slack. Now try and stay in your 120 fow at 1.8 -2 mph. I use a fish hake x4. To tell me speed at ball. But gps speed works great as well
Every 15-20 mins. take your boat out of gear and wait till the ball hits bottom again. U will b able to tell by looking at your Rod tip. once it goes strate up. Your ball is back on bottom. Put it in gear again and keep tolling. With in 2-3 mins u might have a fish.
When u do this. You stur up the bottom and the fish come c what it was. Then your lure comes throw and thinks I'll have some of that. FISH ON.
Should add. When I do this 2 -3 time I check my line. As some times u got crap on your lure hooks. Fishing line/ garbage / shells. Ect
I fish in front of ORO line 6.-7 And in front of line 3-4. Hunny fow is 117. For me.
P.s. I have a par of side cutters. Out and ready if the ball was to get caught on anything. But has never happen in 4 years knock on wood
Group: Members
Posts: 129
Member No.: 8117
Joined: January 10, 2015
Thanks for that detailed how to Dan. I am new to down rigging and haven't caught one yet. Also I haven't had any instruction just trial and error. I'll be giving that a try on Tuesday morning if the weather is good
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