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BLACK BOX
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vince gee
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Hey mama last time i was at the falls pool most of the newbies there were using cable for line!
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vince gee
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Hey mama last time i was at the falls pool most of the newbies there were using cable for line!
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vince gee
Guest
Hey mama last time i was at the falls pool most of the newbies there were using cable for line!
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vince gee
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Hey mama last time i was at the falls pool most of the newbies there were using cable for line!
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Gooey Bob
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Interesting thoughts on the box.
As stated in my earlier post, I still believe their greatest power is in making sure that the charge on your cable isn't repelling fish. On the very rare occaison I've seen, without a doubt, that they've attracted fish and made the difference between fish and no fish.
That being said, clearly, if you aren't where the fish are, and\or are running stupid gear, no amount of tehcnology is going to help you.
Good point on running your gear well behind your clip DHA. Long before I ever used a black box, I found running a minimum of 14 pulls behind the clip greatly improved my success, especially on shallow Springs. The exception was with flashers and hoochies where running closer to the clip gave more kick to the hoochie.
Is it getting it away from the boat, or the charge of the cable?
Bob
As stated in my earlier post, I still believe their greatest power is in making sure that the charge on your cable isn't repelling fish. On the very rare occaison I've seen, without a doubt, that they've attracted fish and made the difference between fish and no fish.
That being said, clearly, if you aren't where the fish are, and\or are running stupid gear, no amount of tehcnology is going to help you.
Good point on running your gear well behind your clip DHA. Long before I ever used a black box, I found running a minimum of 14 pulls behind the clip greatly improved my success, especially on shallow Springs. The exception was with flashers and hoochies where running closer to the clip gave more kick to the hoochie.
Is it getting it away from the boat, or the charge of the cable?
Bob
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Gooey Bob
Guest
Interesting thoughts on the box.
As stated in my earlier post, I still believe their greatest power is in making sure that the charge on your cable isn't repelling fish. On the very rare occaison I've seen, without a doubt, that they've attracted fish and made the difference between fish and no fish.
That being said, clearly, if you aren't where the fish are, and\or are running stupid gear, no amount of tehcnology is going to help you.
Good point on running your gear well behind your clip DHA. Long before I ever used a black box, I found running a minimum of 14 pulls behind the clip greatly improved my success, especially on shallow Springs. The exception was with flashers and hoochies where running closer to the clip gave more kick to the hoochie.
Is it getting it away from the boat, or the charge of the cable?
Bob
As stated in my earlier post, I still believe their greatest power is in making sure that the charge on your cable isn't repelling fish. On the very rare occaison I've seen, without a doubt, that they've attracted fish and made the difference between fish and no fish.
That being said, clearly, if you aren't where the fish are, and\or are running stupid gear, no amount of tehcnology is going to help you.
Good point on running your gear well behind your clip DHA. Long before I ever used a black box, I found running a minimum of 14 pulls behind the clip greatly improved my success, especially on shallow Springs. The exception was with flashers and hoochies where running closer to the clip gave more kick to the hoochie.
Is it getting it away from the boat, or the charge of the cable?
Bob
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Gooey Bob
Guest
Interesting thoughts on the box.
As stated in my earlier post, I still believe their greatest power is in making sure that the charge on your cable isn't repelling fish. On the very rare occaison I've seen, without a doubt, that they've attracted fish and made the difference between fish and no fish.
That being said, clearly, if you aren't where the fish are, and\or are running stupid gear, no amount of tehcnology is going to help you.
Good point on running your gear well behind your clip DHA. Long before I ever used a black box, I found running a minimum of 14 pulls behind the clip greatly improved my success, especially on shallow Springs. The exception was with flashers and hoochies where running closer to the clip gave more kick to the hoochie.
Is it getting it away from the boat, or the charge of the cable?
Bob
As stated in my earlier post, I still believe their greatest power is in making sure that the charge on your cable isn't repelling fish. On the very rare occaison I've seen, without a doubt, that they've attracted fish and made the difference between fish and no fish.
That being said, clearly, if you aren't where the fish are, and\or are running stupid gear, no amount of tehcnology is going to help you.
Good point on running your gear well behind your clip DHA. Long before I ever used a black box, I found running a minimum of 14 pulls behind the clip greatly improved my success, especially on shallow Springs. The exception was with flashers and hoochies where running closer to the clip gave more kick to the hoochie.
Is it getting it away from the boat, or the charge of the cable?
Bob
G
Gooey Bob
Guest
Interesting thoughts on the box.
As stated in my earlier post, I still believe their greatest power is in making sure that the charge on your cable isn't repelling fish. On the very rare occaison I've seen, without a doubt, that they've attracted fish and made the difference between fish and no fish.
That being said, clearly, if you aren't where the fish are, and\or are running stupid gear, no amount of tehcnology is going to help you.
Good point on running your gear well behind your clip DHA. Long before I ever used a black box, I found running a minimum of 14 pulls behind the clip greatly improved my success, especially on shallow Springs. The exception was with flashers and hoochies where running closer to the clip gave more kick to the hoochie.
Is it getting it away from the boat, or the charge of the cable?
Bob
As stated in my earlier post, I still believe their greatest power is in making sure that the charge on your cable isn't repelling fish. On the very rare occaison I've seen, without a doubt, that they've attracted fish and made the difference between fish and no fish.
That being said, clearly, if you aren't where the fish are, and\or are running stupid gear, no amount of tehcnology is going to help you.
Good point on running your gear well behind your clip DHA. Long before I ever used a black box, I found running a minimum of 14 pulls behind the clip greatly improved my success, especially on shallow Springs. The exception was with flashers and hoochies where running closer to the clip gave more kick to the hoochie.
Is it getting it away from the boat, or the charge of the cable?
Bob
totally tyee
Active Member
It can help you repel the dogfish. From what I know each species of salmon has its own setting on the blackbox.
1 box per boat
1 box per boat
totally tyee
Active Member
It can help you repel the dogfish. From what I know each species of salmon has its own setting on the blackbox.
1 box per boat
1 box per boat
totally tyee
Active Member
It can help you repel the dogfish. From what I know each species of salmon has its own setting on the blackbox.
1 box per boat
1 box per boat
totally tyee
Active Member
It can help you repel the dogfish. From what I know each species of salmon has its own setting on the blackbox.
1 box per boat
1 box per boat
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Rodbreaker
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"It can help you repel the dogfish.
Yes but the charge would have to be so high it'd repel Salmon as well.<img src=icon_smile_dissapprove.gif border=0 align=middle>
that's why there's a warranty!
Yes but the charge would have to be so high it'd repel Salmon as well.<img src=icon_smile_dissapprove.gif border=0 align=middle>
that's why there's a warranty!
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Rodbreaker
Guest
"It can help you repel the dogfish.
Yes but the charge would have to be so high it'd repel Salmon as well.<img src=icon_smile_dissapprove.gif border=0 align=middle>
that's why there's a warranty!
Yes but the charge would have to be so high it'd repel Salmon as well.<img src=icon_smile_dissapprove.gif border=0 align=middle>
that's why there's a warranty!
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Rodbreaker
Guest
"It can help you repel the dogfish.
Yes but the charge would have to be so high it'd repel Salmon as well.<img src=icon_smile_dissapprove.gif border=0 align=middle>
that's why there's a warranty!
Yes but the charge would have to be so high it'd repel Salmon as well.<img src=icon_smile_dissapprove.gif border=0 align=middle>
that's why there's a warranty!
R
Rodbreaker
Guest
"It can help you repel the dogfish.
Yes but the charge would have to be so high it'd repel Salmon as well.<img src=icon_smile_dissapprove.gif border=0 align=middle>
that's why there's a warranty!
Yes but the charge would have to be so high it'd repel Salmon as well.<img src=icon_smile_dissapprove.gif border=0 align=middle>
that's why there's a warranty!
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