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Thank you sir. I hope I don't have a problem that I have to chase down. Sounds like a pain and I hate electrical issues Sent from my KYOCERA-E6920 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

What would be a appreciate voltage on the wire to have. I've heard and read that .5 to .7 is exceptable. Sent from my KYOCERA-E6920 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Thank you frogger for the response. I'm going to take voltage measurements next time I'm at the boat. Did you find the riggers to repel fish. I haven't noticed anything else on the boat caroding deafinatly not getting any shocks. I feel like I'm chasing a coincidence but I'm doing some fine tuning on the boat and if I'm having a problem deafinatly want to fix it. Sent from my KYOCERA-E6920 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

My riggers also do have auto stop but I'm not as concerned about that if the wire is actually repelling fish. I can stop my riggers all day long manually if that means putting more fish over the side of the boat. I am catching fish on the riggers but I am noticing a bigger than normal difference between the riggers and divers. Sent from my KYOCERA-E6920 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Thanks for the replys I guess I'm not as worked about having to little a charge as I am having to much. I know the electrical fields can attract or repel fish and I won't have the answer untill I test the system. If I did have a " hot " boat I'm just wondering what the easiest way to remidy the problem is. I have never used braid on a downrigger I guess I have never noticed quite a large difference in catch rates between the riggers and divers. My divers have always caught more than the riggers even before this boat but it seems the numbers are way more different than in years past. Sent from my KYOCERA-E6920 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I have 2 older electric mag 10 on my boat. The boat is new to me with these downriggers. I've read alot about a boat being what is called Hot. Producing a electrical current that maybe higher than what would attract fish. I haven't tested my cables to see if there is a issue but if there is how do I remidy the problem. Is it better to just switch to braid on the riggers or is there a way to ground the cable somehow to the boat. The boat is fiberglass and I feel my catch ratio between my divers and my riggers is really off ballance. Looking for some fine tuning advice. I use 12 lbd standard lead weights with no insulation on the weights them selves. I've also read that the electrical current can scare fish for hundeads of feet. So if cables are hot would changing to the braid even make a difference. I'm probably looking deeper in to something that is more coincidental than anything just trying to get peace of mind. Thanks Sent from my KYOCERA-E6920 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Thanks for the update Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Hey thanks a lot. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Ok thanks good luck Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Heading to Cayuga lake on Wednesday haven't been on the water since June due to major boat issues. Fishing out of a friend of mines boat. Will be launching out of Meyers. Looking for some starting points any info is greatly appreciated. Thanks. In advanced. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Copper is to brittle would kink and break in the releases. Also copper would greatly increase blow back. I use 50 lb berkley big game have minimal fleas. The heavyweight lines the fleas can't get a hold of it. I splice in a section of the heavy mono when the fleas are bad. I really don't think copper would work for the application you are wanting to use it. Also be expensive flea deterrent Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Always have dipsys in the water in combination with riggers. A lot of the time dipsys out fish my downriggers. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I think that is a step in the right direction which I appreciate Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Lake Ontario United mobile app

After speaking with original boat dealer more in depth they are willing to look at the boat and repair boat for 30 dollars an hour shop fee. I pay parts. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Lake Ontario United mobile app

That's the thing just bought the boat. I hate to have it be a lawn ornament on one hand. It will never sell the way it is now. On the other hand 10,000 dollars is the install price for the new crate motoralmost doubling what I played for the boat in the first place Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Words from selling dealer Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Boat was.sold with no warentee offered or expressed. More than happy to put new motor in though Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Lake Ontario United mobile app