Thank you for the great video. I just bought a pair of these Chamberlain line releases on the recommendation from a local guide but haven't used them yet. I'm going to use them for the first time this coming week at a local lake for Trout and Salmon fishing.
@@grantlaredo9795 appreciate it! It takes a few tries to get it tuned to whatever lure you're trolling, but once you've got it dialed in it's hard to use anything else. Good luck out there!
I use those on my boat but not on my kayak. I use the smaller version of the Scotty clip for smaller fish like Kokanee. The issue for me with the chamberlain on the kayak is since the weight is connected to the bottom, I always need to bring the weight onboard to use the clip. On rough waters this is challenging. With Scotty clips i can easily grab the clip without messing with the weight. Love the chamberlain releases in action though.
@@supercliff5634 absolutely! Definitely similar painpoints for me, although my hookup ratio is much higher with the Chamberlain's, so the pros outweigh the cons. If I'm just out for a quick run, I'll still use the Scotty clips. Good luck out there!
Have you tried the smaller Scotty slips. They are ok for smaller fish. Not as nice as chamberlain for smaller fish but ok. I also use weighted clips to slide down the downrigger line so I can keep the ball at depth and not need to pull it back up until I run out of extra drop weights.
@@supercliff5634 Absolutely! I've run the smaller clips before. Chamberlain is just my go-to confidence clip, so it's what I mainly fish here on Georgian Bay
Thank you for the great video. I just bought a pair of these Chamberlain line releases on the recommendation from a local guide but haven't used them yet. I'm going to use them for the first time this coming week at a local lake for Trout and Salmon fishing.
@@horsetrader186 awesome, enjoy! Hope it helps you get a bunch of fish in the boat.
Good vid mate! Going to get a couple, for the boat!
@@grantlaredo9795 appreciate it! It takes a few tries to get it tuned to whatever lure you're trolling, but once you've got it dialed in it's hard to use anything else. Good luck out there!
I use those on my boat but not on my kayak. I use the smaller version of the Scotty clip for smaller fish like Kokanee. The issue for me with the chamberlain on the kayak is since the weight is connected to the bottom, I always need to bring the weight onboard to use the clip. On rough waters this is challenging. With Scotty clips i can easily grab the clip without messing with the weight. Love the chamberlain releases in action though.
@@supercliff5634 absolutely! Definitely similar painpoints for me, although my hookup ratio is much higher with the Chamberlain's, so the pros outweigh the cons. If I'm just out for a quick run, I'll still use the Scotty clips. Good luck out there!
Have you tried the smaller Scotty slips. They are ok for smaller fish. Not as nice as chamberlain for smaller fish but ok. I also use weighted clips to slide down the downrigger line so I can keep the ball at depth and not need to pull it back up until I run out of extra drop weights.
@@supercliff5634 Absolutely! I've run the smaller clips before. Chamberlain is just my go-to confidence clip, so it's what I mainly fish here on Georgian Bay