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Old 03-11-2002, 03:43 PM   #1
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Question Fish Finders

Ok I tried a fish finder once, and it seems to be working.
All you do is add alittle bead before the fish finder, then the fish finder...and then the leader/hook, correct? Sorry if this sounds stupid, but I would rather ask first


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Old 03-11-2002, 06:48 PM   #2
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you want it so the fishfinder doesnt go down to the hook as this will usually knock your bait of the hook . I do pictures so here is the way I do it . running line 20# ,fishfinder rig ,swivel ,50# leader ,hook either with a snap or snelled . This keeps your fishfinder with the appropriate size sinker from riding down your line to the hook . unless you tie a big knot . a bead after the fishfinder that wont go over your knot might work , my problem with that is the constant smashing into the knot may cause it to weaken and yes it does the same to the knot at the swivel . I have never had a problem rigged like that .
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