@RussellsFishingTech goes over the proper tool for the job. If you are interested in contacting Russell regarding this video feel free to call him at (920)395-2079 or email russell@anglersavenue.net
My dad and I recently got into salmon fishing and your videos really helped us this year. Thank you so much for making the salmon school videos they were the biggest help. They helped put me on a master angler steelhead I caught out of Algoma on a dipsey with a black/raspberry moonshine spoon
Russell Thanks for the time and effort you put into educating other people that love the sport. Please inform me immediately of the sale on wire divers, I will be interested in 2 ,and will want those set up in your shop with reels and wire. Thanks again. I got that fish hawk X4D from you, haven't opened it yet, come down with the virus and been fighting that.
Love your videos Russell! You mention a few times a "wire diver" set up. Are you saying that you connect a Dypsy or Deeper Diver to a copper/steel/lead core line? If so, how do you know how deep it is?
@@RussellsFishingTech I'm sorry, I'm new to trolling. I have a reel spooled up with 300 ft of 45# steel wire. Are you saying to put a dipsy diver on the front end of that? Seems like it would add depth. Is there a chart to know the depth if that's the case. I added a Tadpole diver at the end of 10 color lead core and that added about 20 ft of depth. Is there a simular effect running 45# steel and a dipsy?
@@robertpringle8250 I think your talking about 45 weighted steel or 45lb copper? Generally we run 30lb stainless wire also known as diver wire with a dipsy. The 300ft of copper Or weighted steel Should be ran on a mag size planer board
Thank you for all the info and why things are used when and why not
I enjoy your videos. Very informative. I do buy all my Great Lakes gear from the Reel Shot and off your website. Thank you
My dad and I recently got into salmon fishing and your videos really helped us this year. Thank you so much for making the salmon school videos they were the biggest help. They helped put me on a master angler steelhead I caught out of Algoma on a dipsey with a black/raspberry moonshine spoon
Congrats! Glad to hear your having fun!
Russell Thanks for the time and effort you put into educating other people that love the sport. Please inform me immediately of the sale on wire divers, I will be interested in 2 ,and will want those set up in your shop with reels and wire. Thanks again. I got that fish hawk X4D from you, haven't opened it yet, come down with the virus and been fighting that.
Get well soon!
You mention the flasher size swivel is 90#. What's the spoon size. 55#?
Yes 55#
Great Vid! Setting up a wire diver rod. What type of knot do you use to tie 19 strand to braid backing.
Ever thought about having a shop on lake ontario ?......perhaps oak orchard or a partner out there?
Thought about it many times even had discussions with a location
Love your videos Russell! You mention a few times a "wire diver" set up. Are you saying that you connect a Dypsy or Deeper Diver to a copper/steel/lead core line? If so, how do you know how deep it is?
No stainless diver wire.
@@RussellsFishingTech I'm sorry, I'm new to trolling. I have a reel spooled up with 300 ft of 45# steel wire. Are you saying to put a dipsy diver on the front end of that? Seems like it would add depth. Is there a chart to know the depth if that's the case. I added a Tadpole diver at the end of 10 color lead core and that added about 20 ft of depth. Is there a simular effect running 45# steel and a dipsy?
@@robertpringle8250 I think your talking about 45 weighted steel or 45lb copper? Generally we run 30lb stainless wire also known as diver wire with a dipsy. The 300ft of copper
Or weighted steel
Should be ran on a mag size planer board
@@RussellsFishingTech Thanks--I understand the diver wire is different than weighted steel.
How do u keep ur bord form slideing down the braid backer
Or 16 release by offshore
I can't get the pro shop website to open?!
Feel free to call us at 9203952079 or check us out at www.thereelshot.com
What is your website?