SAC S2 E23 - Exploring new areas of Lake Superior!

[@Just4funTravel]

Great content. As always great quality videos

[@Puukko79]

Awesome! Love that underwater shot of all the Lakers chasing after the lure. Wow

[@benvasquez99]

Started watching all your content today - so good!

[@SuperiorAngling]

Appreciate the feedback Ben!

[@ChadLeton]

Great stuff Grant! Been watching since the early IDO days. Great content! Love it when an exploration plan comes together! Well done!

[@SuperiorAngling]

Thanks Chad!! Hope all is well!

[@keos9388]

I would give my left nut to guide in that area. Slow charter this morning out on flathead lake big waves 2 for 5 on the morning but both nice fish. Great show guys!

[@WaterandIceOutdoors]

I have to get up there and try that one of these days! Nice video!

[@mattmclean3820]

What speed do you troll with and what water depth did you target. Your videos are phenominal!!! Keep up the good work.

[@SuperiorAngling]

2.2 - 2.4 is always a good speed. Depth is usually 60-120 feet. Appreciate the comment!!

[@jeremymaslowski7723]

Sweet, Grant! Question for you on off shore boards. I've been running a mast system with big boards but was convinced inline is the way to go. I picked up a few OR12 and made the small adjustment to the rear release attachment point lower and moving the weight forward. Have you modified anything else or any other pointers? Keep up the good work!

[@SuperiorAngling]

Hey Jeremy! Thanks for the question! Inlines are definitely a little more manageable and in my opinion, increase your hookup percentage. We don't modify our boards much. If anything, I will add an OR-16 clip on the front as I dont like my boards to release out of the front clip. Other guys will say different, and there isnt a right or wrong way to do it, its just what i prefer. If im running more than 5 colors of lead, or a 6 oz snapweight, ill use the larger OR 37 boards as they dont drop back as far with the increased weight on your line. Tight lines!

[@jeremymaslowski7723]

Thanks so much for the helpful response! This inline board thing is all foreign to me.

[@ronmacdougall9612]

What dodgers are you using