Here you are jpru2001: Info was calculated using a four arm u-rig with (5) 3/4 oz. jigs trolled at 2.5 mph. Add depth in feet to downrigger ball depth. Add 2 feet for each additional jig.
Here you are jpru2001: Info was calculated using a four arm u-rig with (5) 3/4 oz. jigs trolled at 2.5 mph. Add depth in feet to downrigger ball depth. Add 2 feet for each additional jig.
nice nice…where’d ya get that chart? That confirms what I was thinking. We usually run them 120-150 back, and were thinking 15’ or so deeper, from snags and such. I run the four arms with five bucktails or shad bodies also. I also run them about 2.5. Thanks.
If you don’t mind I’ll jump in here and ask for clarification…Is the data simply for an umbrella rig with nothing else attached? Can data be applied to to downriggers…if I have the downrigger ball at 15 ft and the umbrella rig (5 ea 3/4 oz jigs) trolled at 2.5 mph with 70 ft of line from the release clip, then the umbrella rig depth would actually be 27 ft???
If you don’t mind I’ll jump in here and ask for clarification…Is the data simply for an umbrella rig with nothing else attached? Can data be applied to to downriggers…if I have the downrigger ball at 15 ft and the umbrella rig (5 ea 3/4 oz jigs) trolled at 2.5 mph with 70 ft of line from the release clip, then the umbrella rig depth would actually be 27 ft???
I use this chart with my downriggers and found it to be fairly accurate. I run it just like you said.
If you don’t mind I’ll jump in here and ask for clarification…Is the data simply for an umbrella rig with nothing else attached? Can data be applied to to downriggers…if I have the downrigger ball at 15 ft and the umbrella rig (5 ea 3/4 oz jigs) trolled at 2.5 mph with 70 ft of line from the release clip, then the umbrella rig depth would actually be 27 ft???
Yeah, I run downriggers and I think the chart looks good from snags and such.