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Appreciate your content. Thanks for the vid

Why 50 feet of line before snap weight? Head some say 20-25' of line. Ty

Thank you for sharing

Really enjoyed your video down to earth without the hype

Thanks

What is your draw weight?

I used these with the Team Catfish weight slides to make a ruclips.net/user/postUgkxdmsDj7fQXe77DC0l7P7ua8B3PiESUubM Carolina rig and they were perfect for the ponds I fish. I have also used them to make 3 way rigs and these work perfectly. Haven't had any issues with them snagging in rocks or in weeds yet.

Hey, it’s Adam from Dental Associates. Thanks for the info! My son is getting out on a recurve. 😊

What is your drawlength?

I'm sorry I need someone to show me visually. Not talk about it. I'm a visual person from what I see. That weight is going to slide all the way down to your spinner or whatever you're using. What keeps it one spot, and yet you can remove it off. The line easily i'm not seeing it.

can this method apply if I want to reach 100 foot depth (for lakers), I have heard snap weights are great for relatively shallow depths

You should really work on NOT smacking your lips when you speak... It's really annoying...

I wanted to say thank you. I’m getting into getting into trolling for eyes and steelhead send this helped alot. Thanks

Can't hear ya

I think rod and reel combos are much easier to keep track of when you have same line, same reel, and same rob, but I found if you calibrate your reels at 100 ft of line out and your reel reads 100 ft then it shouldn't matter the combo. I love the idea of consistancy though. Also a good thought on the barrel swivel, are you able to reel it through your rod and reel?

I’m 13 looking to get up to 60 pounds this year at 50 right now last year I had about the same setup at 40 pounds and I one lunged a big 10 pointer at 15 yards so my confidence went way down and I seriously can’t let that happen again I didn’t sleep for nights thinking that I injured that buck.

Bro you need to blink

Do you have an Instagram?

The 50/50 method is complete overkill. I use a keel weight with a swivel snap. I have the weight close to the rod tip, hold the rod up and have the bait (worm harness, hardbait, spinner...) touch the water. So maybe 10 feet from the weight. Last year on Erie we boated 63 walleye in 5 hours. 50 feet of excess line out is a pain, who wants to stop and remove a weight and risk losing the fish?

Good tips! I’ve heard other pro’s say they like to run longer rods on the outside bout I’m with you on this. It’s just easier to dial in when you’re running the same rod combos.

wrong speed is not good if your looking to get into the animal. lighter the arrow the less its going to go into a deer. totally wrong

The Off Shore Tackle 50/50 Method chart says 1oz, 1mph, and 50 feet of line = 16-20 feet. You're claiming 25 feet. Are you using 10lb mono? You never said the line you were using. I'm trying to get more "feel" through my line any suggestions on how to use fireline with clip weights and to adjust chart depths?

When determining the line length after the clip weight, is it from rod tip, or water surface like in the illustration. If water surface, I am assuming you add roughly the amount of line that's from water surface to rod when in the holder. Right?

Do you need to take into consideration How deep the Lure was designed to dive Let's say I got a flicker Shad on here that designed to go down to 15 feet will it travel an extra 15 ft lower then the snap weight

How fast are you shooting? Also Fred Bear killed every big game animal in North America with a 42pound recurve shooting less than 140fps. Speed isn’t the main factor in your setup. It’s overall grains per pound and the momentum you produce. You are shooting a tad over 8 grains per pound. If you are shooting anything over 200fps that will give you plenty of penetration.

Are you using mono for line in this example?

Very good video! Thank You

Would this method work when trolling crankbaits as well?

And I'm stressing about dropping to 56 lbs bc a shoulder injury...

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Awesome video! Sub #58 from me! Check me out when you get a chance, i am a Wisconsin fisher also! :)

Good stuff. Very much appreciated.

Awesome fish I also make fishing videos if u want sub back I'm subbing to help u out so if u could help me out that would be nice and awesome intro I was just in lake of the woods I'm 14 but I was catching some nice 26-27 much walleys

Thanks for sharing these great tips!

Thanks for the great tip! I'll be giving this a try

great to find your new videos. was on the other youtube channel for years. you should try to link the accounts so those subs know youre still around. Thanks for all content, old and new.

Nice catch! what kind of lighting do you use besides the headlamps? while night fishing, as far as the quality of the video?

good video I hit a buck like that once you went in a gap under the heart in ribs the fat in brisket will seal the wound shut he may live. the buck I hit like that I ended up killing the next year in his primary bed he ran too after I wounded him the year before.

Awesome story! Can't wait to see how you do in 2018.

Great video guys! Very nicely done! So good to see a couple enjoying a similar passion!