My Leadcore Trolling Rod Set Up for Trout and Salmon. Rod Reel Line.
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Heres my lead core trolling setup!!! Over 10 years of dialing in what I currently run.
Some of the gear in this video:
8'6" Eagle Claw Starfire rod: amzn.to/43bCbcK
Suffix Leadcore 15lb (couldn't find 100yd 18lb spool): amzn.to/45bSqbo
Suffix Leadcore 18lb 200 yd spool: amzn.to/3oi920o
10lb Seaguar Fluoro: amzn.to/3Oon7UN
Pro Micro Power Swivel size 8: amzn.to/3BBugJU
Some of the other gear I use throughout the year:
Eskimo Fatfish 949i: amzn.to/3drdJft
Eskimo Outbreak 650XD: amzn.to/3yR7v29
Strikemaster Lite Flite:amzn.to/3pBeoAH
Helix 7: amzn.to/3g3oCGE
Ice Transducer: amzn.to/39Zh9Vm
Seaguar Red Label Line: amzn.to/3lHuqYr
Shimano Tranx 200: amzn.to/3mCn1Jc
Shimano Sahara: amzn.to/3wIxh7D
13 Fishing 6061 Inline reel: amzn.to/3GnJHFE
13 Fishing Freefall: amzn.to/3g2fBxz
13 Fishing Descent Inline reel: amzn.to/3Glk3Bz
Striker Ice Rod Case: amzn.to/3doUQtx
Power Pro Braid 40-50 lb: amzn.to/3sajqU7
Old Town PFD: amzn.to/32cdgbr
Ice Picks: amzn.to/3Dxrnbk
5:11 Rush 72 Pack: amzn.to/3g74weO
Red Rock Large Pack: amzn.to/2Qhqlxx
Muck Boots: amzn.to/3GbJgym
Ice cleats: amzn.to/3lIIUau
Mr Buddy Heater: amzn.to/3sanFiq
Little Buddy: amzn.to/3g1BfSI
My Camera Set Up:
GoPro Hero 9: amzn.to/3d7D2DS
Rode Video Micro: amzn.to/3d9e1sb
Samsung Evo Select 128gb SD card: amzn.to/3d79Ixd
Ulanzi vlogging case: amzn.to/325ieXh
Ulanzi double cold shoe mount: amzn.to/3d6FmLw
Anker battery bank: amzn.to/3d9bKNt
Love that setup. I’m glad you showed us
16 years of dialing in on that set up!! Thanks for checking it out
Great segment
Thanks
Great set up for trolling. Thanks for sharing, Josh.
It’s caught many of fish!! 15 years of fine tuning
Excellent!
Thanks Booger
I fish similar, rowboat, no motors allowed. While I completely respect your opinion/preferences, but I do a couple things different. First, I go lighter, 30lb braid backing, then double uni to 5 colors of 15lb Sufix Performance, on an Ambassador 6600. 7' slow action rod. I can get down to almost 50' with all 5 colors well out in the water and a deep diving crankbait. I usually start with a 50' mono leader, and replace it when it gets down to about 30' from retying. And that stupid knot, I hate it, when it's in the water for a while the leader will pull through the overhand knots and out of the hollow lead core, I've had it happen several times on good fish. So now I remove 6" of the lead and tie the leader on with an Alberto knot or Albright, problem solved, I have not had that connection break since, unless I'm hopelessly snagged on bottom.
Curious why the swivel at the end if same type of line on both sides of it? Quicker to replace in the event of a break off? Or is there some action imparted on the lure due to it being there? Appreciate the vid. Tight lines!
I run the swivel there to help prevent line twist from the spoon, or sewn bait. I run it higher on the line to get it further from the bait, only for presentation sake. Doesn’t effect action at all.
@@precisionanglingYT perfect thank you!
I have the 18lb suffix leadcore also. I can’t thread leader into the stealth for the life of me. The leader goes in about 1cm and then just pops out the side of the sheath. Can’t figure out what I’m doing wrong. I end up just tying the sheath to a swivel
I try to straighten my leader before, by running it through my fingers a few times. Seems to help.
Is this abbot pond in sumner maine?
It is not
Thoughts on 2 mph are you thinking 5 ‘ per a color depth?
Thanks
Yes. Exactly the ratio I go by and have found in my testing. 5 feet per color at 2mph. Only thing I’ve found and seen with others is when using a long 60-80 ft leader sometimes a light spoon will ride much higher in the water column. Fished with a guy that had 1.5 colors out with a long leader and the spoon was trolling surface