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| Does anyone know where to find dive curves for the Salmo Hornets? |
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Location: Oshkosh, WI | I have been trolling (#4 ) 45 feet back and first hitting bottom in about 6.5 fow on 10# mono. Would love to hear others' findings because I can't find a published curve. Salmo site says the number 4 will run down to 10' and the 5 to 12'
7ft down:
#4 (H4F) - 34 ft
#5 (H5F) - 21 ft
8ft down:
#4 - 42 ft
#5 - 26 ft
9ft down:
#4 - 50 ft
#5 - 35 ft
(This is based on using 10# mono)
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| Thanks Ave Joe,
I appreciate the info.
As you know, when fishing the upper lakes, we are fishing shallower than 10 or 12 feet, so I was hoping to find curves so I know how far back to hit a 5 foot depth, 6 foot depth etc.
I have heard of guys running them 30 feet back in 6 -7 feet of water, but that doesn't tell me how deep the crank was running; it just tells me they were at the same depth as the fish!
Hopefully others will share as well. Gotta love the Flicker Shads, depth curves right on the package! I will share more as I figure them out, too.
Everyone is raving about them, but to be honest, I haven't caught a walleye on a Salmo. I often fish alone, so I will run a Shad Rap, a Flicker Shad and a Hornet, then switch over to whatever gets bit first. Some days I will drag a Salmo all day just out of spite and I still don't get bit! You know how it is, you tend to go with what has worked for you in the past. |
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| found what your looking for
#4 4'-12' 5'-20' 6'-26 7'-40' 8'-55' 8'-78'
#5 4'-13' 5'-18' 6'-26' 7'-32' 8'-43' 9'-54' 10'-66' 11'-80' 12'-100 13'-118
Hope this is what your looking for jim |
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| Thank Jim,
That is exactly what I was looking for!
Randy |
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Location: Oshkosh, WI | Fishn'fools chart reflects my experience losing two of the overpriced buggers this spring. You don't get much warning before they really hang up badly in the rocks. |
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| Sorry guys, I should have updated you. Perhaps this will save us all some money!To get 2 feet down, you need to let 5 feet out,
3 - 10
4-15
5 - 20
6 - 25
7 - 35
8 - 42
9 - 50
10 - 68
12 - 150 |
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| tp jI got my info right out of the trolling bible #8 jwhere did you get yours so that i can corralate jim |
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| I got my info from two sources.
1 - I posted the same question and received those numbers on "the other walleye board", and
2. A friend called me a couple of days later with the exact same numbers. Said his friend copied them off a dive curve at a store.
Take it for what it is worth. I guess we'll have to try them and find out. Just thougth I would share what I found!
Randy |
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