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Great product. great customer service. And dont forget they also have 30# ss wire and fluorocarbon that is great too.

20# ff with a small spro swivel (one that fit through the guides) w/ 20# fluoro

wow!

I purchased one this year from Captains Cove and love it. Its too small for big fish but for brown fishing or just smaller fish catching its the greatest. The big nets on board are a little much for smaller fish but the rubber net makes for no tangled hooks and alot less stress on the fish.

double willis

http://www.geneseecharterboat.com/gcbacaptains.htm

spro heavy inline swivels!

Same for me. Their customer service is also second to none. They have alot of other products including ss wire, fluorocarbon, braid, mono, etc.

Blood Run Tackle 50# super braid http://www.coppertrollingwire.com/Fishi ... hing-line/

should everyone be fishing copper... yes. If you have or already fish leadcore then you will realize the similarities quickly. Copper gives you an opportunity to fish a flasher/fly in a " leadcore like" pattern. Will you get tangles? Im sure but i almost always fish a chute rod. weather its leadcore or copper and tangles are rare. i would easily sacrifice one or even two of your rigger rods for coppers. 2 riggers, 2 coppers, 2 divers = more kings in the boat! Simply put if your king fishing then your need to have copper in the water. 300' copper would be a great place to start. FYI your Daiwa 47 will fit 200' of copper with braid backer. Okuma makes a great copper rod https://www.okumafishing.com/product/vi ... nvector-gl

Good stuff!

An okuma 45 is a little big for wire dipsey. An Okuma 30 is perfect with 1000- 1250' of wire.

Heres a few... http://geneseecharterboat.com/gcbacaptains.htm

overhand knot to the flasher's swivel

its in need of a retying!