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Also Sprach Troy Makaro :
Hi, I just bought my first boat and I can't afford a kicker right now. Is it possible/worthwhile to troll without a kicker? Troy From your domain name, it looks like you're in BC, so I'll assume this is trolling for salmon. You should be OK for silver/coho salmon, they like a pretty fast presentation. King/tyee/chinook/blackmouth or whatever you call them by up there take a much slower presentatiuon. it would be difficult to get by without a kicker for them. You can slow your troll a bit with a sea anchor (kind of like a cone shaped parachute you drag behind you) , or try the cheap but kind of redeck method of dragging a pair of 5 gallon buckets behind you. They also make a kind of moveable plate that mounts behind your propellor to block the flow. I've never used one of them, and to be honest, I think they look kind of flimsy, and require you to drill holes in your cavitation plate (the flat protrusuon just above the propellor) Dan -- WARNING Do not re-transmit without the express permission of Major League Baseball. |
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