Lead Core Line Sink Rate Chart at Kenneth Messner blog

Lead Core Line Sink Rate Chart. Lead core lines are known for their consistent sink rate, generally around 0.5 to 1 foot per second. It really ticks me off that tuf line is too lazy to create a a sink chart for their lead core line. A lead core fishing line depth chart is a valuable tool for anglers who want to control the depth of their lures or baits while. It has to do the color sink rate of the line. You can compensate by selecting the difference in feet per. They don’t even give the diameter of it. The majority of my lead core reels contain four to five colors of 18lb test lead core line, which is sufficient to lower baits to heights of up to 40 feet (depending on the lure). The amount of lead in 18 and 27lb leadcore is the same, so they sink at the same rate, while 36lb has heavier lead and sinks faster and deeper. The general rule of thumb when trolling traditional lead core line is that you achieve about 5 feet of depth for every color (30 feet) when trolling at 2.0 m.p.h. There is 5 foot per color sink rate and then the newer stuff that is 7 foot per color sink rate. There has to be a formula to plug in trolling speed, lure weight. If you determined your lead core brand has a different sink rate per color. Tight lines and happy trolling! However, this rate can vary based on the line’s diameter, the weight of the lure, and the trolling speed.

It really ticks me off that tuf line is too lazy to create a a sink chart for their lead core line. There is 5 foot per color sink rate and then the newer stuff that is 7 foot per color sink rate. The amount of lead in 18 and 27lb leadcore is the same, so they sink at the same rate, while 36lb has heavier lead and sinks faster and deeper. The majority of my lead core reels contain four to five colors of 18lb test lead core line, which is sufficient to lower baits to heights of up to 40 feet (depending on the lure). You can compensate by selecting the difference in feet per. Tight lines and happy trolling! However, this rate can vary based on the line’s diameter, the weight of the lure, and the trolling speed. A lead core fishing line depth chart is a valuable tool for anglers who want to control the depth of their lures or baits while. If you determined your lead core brand has a different sink rate per color. Lead core lines are known for their consistent sink rate, generally around 0.5 to 1 foot per second.

Snowbee WFHI XSPlus “Hover” Slow Intermediate Fly Line (sink rate 11

Lead Core Line Sink Rate Chart The majority of my lead core reels contain four to five colors of 18lb test lead core line, which is sufficient to lower baits to heights of up to 40 feet (depending on the lure). You can compensate by selecting the difference in feet per. The majority of my lead core reels contain four to five colors of 18lb test lead core line, which is sufficient to lower baits to heights of up to 40 feet (depending on the lure). They don’t even give the diameter of it. Lead core lines are known for their consistent sink rate, generally around 0.5 to 1 foot per second. If you determined your lead core brand has a different sink rate per color. However, this rate can vary based on the line’s diameter, the weight of the lure, and the trolling speed. The general rule of thumb when trolling traditional lead core line is that you achieve about 5 feet of depth for every color (30 feet) when trolling at 2.0 m.p.h. There has to be a formula to plug in trolling speed, lure weight. The amount of lead in 18 and 27lb leadcore is the same, so they sink at the same rate, while 36lb has heavier lead and sinks faster and deeper. There is 5 foot per color sink rate and then the newer stuff that is 7 foot per color sink rate. Tight lines and happy trolling! A lead core fishing line depth chart is a valuable tool for anglers who want to control the depth of their lures or baits while. It really ticks me off that tuf line is too lazy to create a a sink chart for their lead core line. It has to do the color sink rate of the line.