Shark weights

[geoice]

I see on the shark web site that it suggest you don't use an attractor behind the sharks bc the shark acts as the attractor...and that if you run a spoon that it shouldn't be 30-40foot behind it...it should be fairly close....hmmmm....anyone have any feed back on this. .going to be running two of them this yr

 

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[work2fish]

I see on the shark web site that it suggest you don't use an attractor behind the sharks bc the shark acts as the attractor...and that if you run a spoon that it shouldn't be 30-40foot behind it...it should be fairly close....hmmmm....anyone have any feed back on this. .going to be running two of them this yr
 
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i run paddles meat, on short leads on the deep rigger, flys and flashers and run spoons all different lead lengths depending on conditions.

catch fish on all of them. Use attractors and different leads with confidence.

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[geoice]

Oh I usually do run them all...but never ran them behind the sharks before...so after reading that on thier site I wasn't sure what others thoughts were

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[work2fish]

Oh I usually do run them all...but never ran them behind the sharks before...so after reading that on thier site I wasn't sure what others thoughts were

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run all the same way you always have. do you have black or chrome sharks? i prefer black.

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[geoice]

I have blacks...16#

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[work2fish]

i run the same. prefer the black to the chrome. i run a chromer in certain conditions but find you get more streakers with them.

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[geoice]

Yeah I have heard the same thing

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[Silver Fox]

I see on the shark web site that it suggest you don't use an attractor behind the sharks bc the shark acts as the attractor...and that if you run a spoon that it shouldn't be 30-40foot behind it...it should be fairly close....hmmmm....anyone have any feed back on this. .going to be running two of them this yr
 
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Yes it makes no sense. Run your stuff how you want to. If they we're such an attractor, you could run a plain fly behind them..lol

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[garrymny]

On 4/12/2018 at 1:41 PM, geoice said:

 

I see on the shark web site that it suggest you don't use an attractor behind the sharks bc the shark acts as the attractor...and that if you run a spoon that it shouldn't be 30-40foot behind it...it should be fairly close....hmmmm....anyone have any feed back on this. .going to be running two of them this yr

 

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I experimented with running attractors right behind the ball, yakima triangles 6 inches behind the ball. I would run a clean spoon right above, 6 to 10 feet back. Worked well at times.