Do you segment the leadcore for open water trolling?
Answer: For open water I like to segment the leadcore because that allows me to hitch up my backing line
Read moreAnswer: For open water I like to segment the leadcore because that allows me to hitch up my backing line
Read moreAnswer: Yes, you would put backing on the reel before the leadcore. A couple of things to remember on lead
Read moreAnswer: Lead core trolling – as you probably know – is very speed dependent. The faster you go, the less
Read moreAnswer: There are advantages for both Offshore Snap Weights, XPS Keel Weights and I use each about 50% of the
Read moreAnswer: Lead core is not something a novice trolling should attempt. Lead core is very effective, but only if you
Read moreAnswer: For letting out trolling sets with boards where a weighting system is being used (Offshore Pro Weights, Keel Weights
Read moreWhen choosing a trolling rod, you need the following characteristics: 1) It needs a strong backbone. I would call the
Read moreBen Garver is here to show you a knot that you can use when trolling with leadcore.
Read moreKeith shows us how he uses lead core line to get a small lure like a size 7 Flicker Minnow
Read moreKeith Kavajecz goes over the set-up for trolling lead core and has Jim Carroll explain his “Heavy Ball” trick for
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