Nailer

I been running 2 divers per side for the last 10 years, and love it. We use mag divers set to 1 on the inside (low) rods, and standard divers with mag rings on the outside (high) rods. The inside mag divers have a bigger weight to help them pull down faster. I believe the mag rings on the outside divers help them to pull out. This set up will run about 1' down for every 2' out on the inside, and 1' down for every 3' out on the outside.

Wire diver with mag dipseys run very close to 1 down for every 2 out. After 250' the ratio widens.

Make sure you move the weight forward to offset the weight of the copper on the board. We use the stock release, and tighten it down to not release.

Thanks fro the update Scott.

Thanks for the update, and video Kelly

Thanks for the update Rob.

looks nice Scott

Very nice Steve.

Don't bother with the 45#. The 32# is so much more user friendly and forgiving, that it's not worth the small amount of depth. Take a look at the data Bloodrun did this spring. You will see the 30# ran very close to where the 45# did. A 300 32#, and a 250 32# will suite you fine.

Some great fish there Kevin.

Thanks for the update Paul. Welcome to the site.

Welcome to the site Bob. Great job on the June fish.

Welcome to the site Zach. The story is the same up, and down the coast.

Very nice Alex. Thanks for the report.

Thanks for the update Dan.

Welcome aboard Tom. Mirage, Mirage, Mirage.

Welcome Mike

Lets just hope for now, it's just the June Blues.

Very nice.

Nice catch Alan.

Nice to here about the great catch Frank. Keep up the good work.

looks like a great time.

Very nice guys.

Sweet. Thanks for sharing.

Nice job Justin. Welcome to the site.