How to setup COPPER lined rods - Great Lakes Salmon - Instructional Video

Quick video showing you guys how to setup a copper rod for use on lake Michigan. Any questions feel free to ask them down below!
Order of line: Braid backing, swivel, 5ft of 40lb mono for board connection, swivel, copper line, 30lb 30ft leader.
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NOTE: When melting the shrink tubing over the copper knots, if the swivel gets pretty hot I would recommend retying that mono knot really quickly by cutting off a few inches. If mono get heated up it can lose a decent amount of strength.

[@anafrinil6310]

Another use of shrink tubing is for making peanut flies. After pulling banded mylar through hook eye, slip piece of cut shrink tubing over the eye and heat it with soldering iron. You can make flies about 4 times faster than with thread. I like to coat the shrink tube with Sally Hansens Hard as Nails red nail polish after it has cooled for extra durability. Better heat control with soldering iron might help prevent mono damage for haywire twist knot shrink tubing too.

[@BigLakeLittleBoat]

Dude this is great!,,

[@CastNReelWisconsin]

thanks! just trying to make it easier for people to get out on the big lake. Going to make an entire instructional video series on how to do stuff both tackle wise and on the water fishing.

[@garyammerman2153]

WHY COPPER VS STRANDED OR SS WIRE OR LEADED LINE?

[@CastNReelWisconsin]

Copper dives on a 5 to 1 dive ratio vs a 6 to 1 like leadcore and weighted steel. This means that you have to put less line out to achieve the same depths, so less reeling. The bloodrun copper is also very durable, doesnt kink easy, and is overall very easy to use! I have always used copper and never seen a reason to use leadcore or other weighted lines