Fish Seeker Diver

[poverty stricken II]

Has anyone used the Fish Seeker Diver? It says that it will dive 80ft with only 120 ft of line. Have you had any luck using these? Does it cause any issues running a flaser behind it?

Thanks in advance.

[Shade]

Never heard of it. Do you have a website?

Shade

[poverty stricken II]

I did not find a website for the company however, if you google it you will see them on Bass pro and Cabelas site. I picked up a couple at bass pro and was wondering if anyone had any luck with them.

[rolmops]

http://www.cabelas.com/divers-fish-seek ... erralID=NA

Here it is.

[Iceman]

I use them to work 40' & less for walleye off of in line boards on Oneida lake, & they work great. I am pulling Jr thundersticks, don't think they will work too well with a flasher due to the spinning & trolling force from the flasher, but that said, I haven't tried it. Found that using settings deeper than 40 feet really pulls the in line board closer to the boat than I like it to be (too much load).

I am going to try them in Olcott this Spring for shallow Kings, using spoons & stick baits. I will be using a short line between the two attachment points on the fish seeker, as I am not sure that the plastic will hold up to a 20 plus pound surging king.

[stan]

http://www.davisnet.com/marine/products ... ?grp=m15-4

[lineman49]

All my buddy uses on Erie for walleyes . He runs them in shallow & out deep out the back or off big boards. He is shall we say thrifty (tight) & won't buy dipseys or down riggers. But he does get his share of the eyes!

[Colty]

Love using these off of my otter boats because they don't drag enough to have a false release. Have not tried to run a flasher off them but don't it would work.

[Iceman]

Another nice feature is that they tend to bring the fish to or near the surface after a hook up as they roll over.