So you can add or remove the dipsy when you want. run any length of lead behind the dipsy. easier for netting. 50-100 foot leads give the action of copper lines, and are deadly.
Tried this last night and ran into a problem. Instead of using a loop like you show in the video for the front clip, I wrapped the line around the pad three times and sent it out. What I discovered with the two fish which hit, as well as when I tried to bring in the dipsy for a lure change, is that at least one of the looped lines works it’s way into that outer groove behind the pad where the sort of hinge is, basically locking the dipsy release arm in place so that it won’t release. When it gets into that groove or hinge, it’s a bear to get out. Have you experienced this or am I even explaining it so it’s understandable? The point is, like you show in your video, I think a small loop tied into the braid is the only remedy for this.
Look on you tube for No Fish Nick, he has 3 generations of this rig. Myself I used 40 lb braid mainline to a micro swivel, then 20 lb leader 50 ft to lure. Tied small loop of 30lb mono to each end of swivel to attach s hook version.
AWSOME ive been using this since the last video and works great.....this video was way more descriptive and helped even more. Thanks
Awesome man! Love hearing this!
I wish i could see more detail of your set up. I'd really like to try it out
I will do another video
Great method, i use it from time to time.
I fish solo a lot too and so I run slide divers a ton to get the same long lead.
Your the best Kevin! 👍🏼
Thanks buddy!
Where do you set the diver, in relation to where you see the fish on the graph?
So both ends get locked onto each tooth? Im missing something
I am very new to this. What is the purpose of running the two offshore clips rather than tying direclty to the first clip?
So you can add or remove the dipsy when you want. run any length of lead behind the dipsy. easier for netting. 50-100 foot leads give the action of copper lines, and are deadly.
How do you tie the loop on the main line.
I just seen your link on questions about your dipsy set up
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How do I get that dipsey down 80 feet for salmon
Try magnum dipsy on 1 setting. Lighter line or use wire. Dump line and she will go!
Would you use this with wire line?
What is the proper name for the off shore clips with tooth
l cant find anything with the tooth
Offshore Tackle OR16 release
Tried this last night and ran into a problem. Instead of using a loop like you show in the video for the front clip, I wrapped the line around the pad three times and sent it out. What I discovered with the two fish which hit, as well as when I tried to bring in the dipsy for a lure change, is that at least one of the looped lines works it’s way into that outer groove behind the pad where the sort of hinge is, basically locking the dipsy release arm in place so that it won’t release. When it gets into that groove or hinge, it’s a bear to get out. Have you experienced this or am I even explaining it so it’s understandable? The point is, like you show in your video, I think a small loop tied into the braid is the only remedy for this.
Look on you tube for No Fish Nick, he has 3 generations of this rig. Myself I used 40 lb braid mainline to a micro swivel, then 20 lb leader 50 ft to lure. Tied small loop of 30lb mono to each end of swivel to attach s hook version.
Sweet
Works great!!
always run a snubbber on the rear of the dipsey, otherwise a big King or Steelie can break you off!
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