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Message Subject: Dipsy Divers and other styles of divers
Team_Ryba
Posted 3/13/2015 2:36 PM (#759457)
Subject: Dipsy Divers and other styles of divers




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We are wondering what style of divers you guys might recommend and why, for use behind a planer board mast and otter boat setup, to get the lures down deeper? What size? What brand? etc.
TR
Riverrat351
Posted 3/13/2015 6:58 PM (#759491 - in reply to #759457)
Subject: RE: Dipsy Divers and other styles of divers




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Location: Central Wisconsin
I've trolled an awful with my Dad on Lake Michigan for salmon/trout and have never seen or heard of anyone using a dipsy diver (or any other kind) behind a planer board, or off a mast.
ToddM
Posted 3/13/2015 11:36 PM (#759517 - in reply to #759457)
Subject: Re: Dipsy Divers and other styles of divers





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Location: oswego, il
You will need a long leader, 6' or you will flip the dipsey and it will ride on the surface. I have caught fish trolling a vibrax behind one but did not have luck with bigger bucktails and crankbaits on a 3ft leader.
Cody
Posted 3/15/2015 7:57 AM (#759716 - in reply to #759457)
Subject: Re: Dipsy Divers and other styles of divers




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Used them on Lake Erie trolling Michigan Stinger spoons for Walleye, fished from Grand River to Cleveland limited fast.
horsehunter
Posted 3/15/2015 8:55 AM (#759723 - in reply to #759457)
Subject: Re: Dipsy Divers and other styles of divers




Location: Eastern Ontario
I have lures that dive 30 feet and really don't want to target below that depth. I tried running shallow running lures behind a dipsey but never under a board and really didn't feel I was gaining enough to justify the extra hardware. Except for the great lakes we are allowed 1 line and I'm always going first to a flat line and choosing my lure according to the depth I want to fish .On the great lakes my second line will be an inline planer.
ShutUpNFish
Posted 3/16/2015 7:23 AM (#759871 - in reply to #759457)
Subject: Re: Dipsy Divers and other styles of divers





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Location: Money, PA
Being a lake Erie walleye troller as well, I have tried dipsys for the larger harder pulling cranks and they do not work effectively. I even tried magnums....If you want to get cranks down deeper, I would suggest inline snap weights. Beef up to minumum of 6 oz. weights and up to pounders....You definitely have to slow down the troll a bit to get your presentation down to your desired depth...then experiment.
dana hubbard
Posted 3/16/2015 5:26 PM (#759973 - in reply to #759457)
Subject: Re: Dipsy Divers and other styles of divers




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I run smaller baits like kriscos and grandmas on magnum dipsy divers without the ring all the time. I don't know about running them off a board tho. If you want to get deeper off a board I'd go with a snap weight or a deeper running bait
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