Fishin with Chad and Tiffany 6/25/2020

[itsbob]

Hey Juls.We also fished same area today and did well.Our dipsey leads were about same as yours and caught majority of fish.3 setting @65 and 70 and 1 setting @45 and 50.We ran two unassisted bandits at 70 and 80 that caught a few fish.Question,putting weights on those cranks,worried they might catch those dipsey.We just drift board and crank straight back between dipseys when we set them out.Anything special you do differently when adding weight to cranks?

[Capt Juls]

Question,putting weights on those cranks,worried they might catch those dipsey.We just drift board and crank straight back between dipseys when we set them out.Anything special you do differently when adding weight to cranks?

I don't do anything special. I go straight out the back when I'm putting them out. The dipsies are not near the motors, or center of the transome, so going straight out the back keeps them from tangling. Just pay attention to where everything is in the water and you shouldn't have any issues.

If you want the board to go straight back for a distance first, simply take the tension off and let it freespool straight back. By then, the dipsies are not even close to the boards or their line/lures.