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Location: Orland Park, IL | Had a buddy of mine give me about 10 of these. In line erie derie with a crawler harness and blade behind it. 1oz size. Wondering if anyone can suggest a dive curve. I was thinking about following the 1oz version of the bass pro shop inline fishy weight. Figure it would be close.
I am fishing 7 to 10 FOW. With 1 oz, maybe 10 feet gets me about 5 feet down? |
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Location: Manitowoc, WI | I'd say that's pretty close Mark. When I use 1 oz weights with spinners, based on GPS speed of 1-1.2 mph I go 2 ft of line for every 1ft. that I want the depth of water to run the spinner. I wouldn't think the Erie Dearie would be any more buoyant or fast sinking than any other 1 oz. weight. |
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| Rule of thumb with 1 oz at 1mph is half the distance down as it is back, example 20 back is 10 down, 40 back is 20 down etc. I'd say your pretty close. |
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Location: Waukesha Wisconsin | Mark:
Take the hook off those Erie Dearies and attach a quality snap swivel. You have a great in-line weight. |
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Location: WI | How about 2mph? Line out vs depth with 1 oz |
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