fishy1 Posted March 18, 2012 Posted March 18, 2012 Depends greatly on your speed I personally troll between 2- 2.5 at the ball and use alot of spin doctors,paddles and have found you get 7 to 9 ft of depth for every 10 yds of 45# copper you have out that accordint to my old gtm I've attached to it.
JWheeler Posted March 18, 2012 Posted March 18, 2012 Depends greatly on your speed I personally troll between 2- 2.5 at the ball and use alot of spin doctors,paddles and have found you get 7 to 9 ft of depth for every 10 yds of 45# copper you have out that accordint to my old gtm I've attached to it.This is how I also "guestimate" the depths of different lengths of 45# copper
jimcr Posted March 18, 2012 Posted March 18, 2012 (edited) if you are using super copper this is from there website, http://www.coppertrollingwire.com/copper-fishing-line-depth-chart-dive-curve/These sink rates are estimates and should be used as a reference only. Conditions of measurement were fishing directly into a current, 2.7 gps speed, fluorocarbon leader with magnum spoons.32# Super Copper (.030 in diameter)25′ copper – 5 feet down50′ copper – 10 feet down75′ copper – 15 feet down100′ copper – 20 feet down150′ copper – 30 feet down200′ copper – 40 feet down250′ copper – 50 feet down300′ copper – 60 feet down350′ copper – 70 feet down400′ copper – 80 feet down450′ copper – 90 feet down500′ copper – 100 feet down550′ copper – 110 feet down600′ copper – 120 feet down45# Super Copper (.038 in diameter)400′ copper – 90 feet down500′ copper – 110 feet down600′ copper – 135 feet down700′ copper – 150 feet down800′ copper – 165 feet down900′ copper – 180 feet down1000′ copper – 200 feet downNote that 32 lb copper is only .008 smaller that 45 lb , in my opinion its much easier to use. look at this thread it should help some or do a search on copper .http://www.greatlakesfisherman.com/forums/showthread.php?t=25536&highlight=super+copper Edited March 18, 2012 by jimcr oops
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