2 questions

[Fish nut]

Hey I might be coming to erie tomorrow. But have never fished this time of yr. Was wondering where to try. Trolling cranks. Also I have never used snap weights ahead of lures. How do you know how deep snap what goes with amount of line out? Any help would be great. Thanks!!

[captainshotgun]

Go on line to redneck outfitters weight chart. Remember this is at 1.8 & speed greatly affects lead weights. I would never troll that slow this time of year

[Fish nut]

Go on line to redneck outfitters weight chart. Remember this is at 1.8 & speed greatly affects lead weights. I would never troll that slow this time of year

So if I'm using a deep bandit and using a 2oz wght to get 26' down. So attach lure let out 50' then attach 2oz wght and let out 50 ' more should be close? Let's say 2mph-2.5

[Joedog]

Yep that should put you down 26 ft

[Thatguy]

If I put out a 50’ leader then a 2oz snap weight then another 100’ what dept would I be at? I can’t find a chart on this

[Hoytman86]

If I put out a 50’ leader then a 2oz snap weight then another 100’ what dept would I be at? I can’t find a chart on this

According to precision trolling that gets you to 40 feet down. BUT, that is speed dependant as was mentioned before. Get the precision trolling app. I believe it's about $2.99 per lure and is great for bandits, P10s, Rattle Tots etc.

[Thatguy]

Ya I have the app but it says 100’ of line gets me 25’ down... how did u get 40’? Sorry new to this!

[rickerd]

I think the weight adds the extra depth.

Can someone explain to me why you run weight 50' in front of lure instead of just a 6 foot leader? What advantage do you have?

Thank you,
Rickerd

[Cvanburen]

You are using the dive curve of the lower plus the wait to pull down

[branhamautomotive]

When we use weights its normally 6 ft in front ..........gets around having to pull the weight off each time