Fishing with the Chapman's 3/15/16

**branhamautomotive** · 03-16-2016, 08:08 PM

Kind of. Lol. Just as a try to apply it backwards to the 20/20 I don't understand why you would do that when you could flat line and get the same depth with a reasonable amount of line out. Cause if I follow 20/20 would be about 9 ft down and 60 ft out gives the same apron depth. What's Tha advantage or disadvantages.

Thanks for the info.

**Capt Juls** · 03-16-2016, 08:31 PM

Originally Posted by branhamautomotive

Kind of. Lol. Just as a try to apply it backwards to the 20/20 I don't understand why you would do that when you could flat line and get the same depth with a reasonable amount of line out. Cause if I follow 20/20 would be about 9 ft down and 60 ft out gives the same apron depth. What's Tha advantage or disadvantages.

Thanks for the info.

The less line you can run behind inline planer boards, the better. Reason being...less work and less potential tangles when bringing outside boards in over the inside boards.