SWE TV: How to load a Redfin w/ Steve McKenna

[DZ]

Originally Posted by Redsoxticket

DZ
I reread the prior post. Where you refering to the leak when the fin has a pin hole for the oil to seap out or a loaded fin in general without the pin hole?

Vic,
What I'm trying to get across is that if you leave a "seap hole" in the fin it will allow sea water to wick into the fin because of water pressure - not out (while in the ocean). Whatever you have loaded in the fin will leak out while its not in the ocean. Loaded fins should not leak in or out if sealed properly unless they have a seam problem like you said.
Hope this clarifies what you asked.


DZ

[Mr. Sandman]

Originally Posted by DZ

Problem is the oil leaks out of the plug into your plug bag and the whole bag becomes an oily and slippery mess.DZ

You should have seen my boat last year after a few days chunkin...I hate that stuff it gets everyplace. Whatamess

[Redsoxticket]

[zimmy]

A bunch of my old red fins are self loading. Good for progressively targeting all levels of the water column, I guess...