Flashers on riggers

[Striped Bastard]

New to the salmon game. would you run multiple flashers on the riggers at the same time? Heading to eastern part of the lake for seven days with a group of firefighters.

(B*** Busters) I would love to be king of the group. What would the optimum set up be this time of year. Any info you think might help would be much appreciated.

[whaler1]

Spin Dr’s are easy to run. If you are running two downriggers and two dypsy’s  I would run a Spin Dr on my deep rigger and a spoon on the other rigger a little higher up. I would do the same on your dypsy rods. 

[Outfishin444]

I’m fairly new to the game too and have been going out in a 16’ crestliner. It does have a good size beam which helps but I’ve been literallly only getting hits on flasher/fly and flasher/meat rigs lately. I run the flasher/meat rigs on mag dipsey divers on a 3 setting and the flasher flies behind the downriggers. Biggest thing I do to prevent tangles is stagger the flasher on the downriggers. It all depends where I’m marking bait and fish. But I always stagger the downrigger weights 15-20ft. Last weekend I ran one at 110 and another at 90 for example. Been working for me in the small boat. I only usually run the four lines though. I’ve messed with running additional lines on planets but it’s just a lot in a 16 footer lol.

[john1947]

I made a pr of  4ft double planner .they pull hard ride almost parallel to the boat

If I get a fish on diver pr riggers I can move them further to avoid tangles 

[Trouthunter]

With 4 downriggers I run two flashers with flies or meat on the outriggers & j-plugs on the inner riggers this will get your good hits