Old school Silvertron spinners still work for me

[lucky318]

18-24 inch dropper, 3-4 foot leader. Glad I could help. I’ve noticed people are so tight lipped around here trying to get an answer to a simple question can be extremely difficult.

[SJ Whaler]

65 feet back, 3 oz weight, 15-20 feet of water 1.8-2.5 mph depending on current. Your weight will bounce consistently and a steady slow bounce of the rod tip. It takes practice and their is a learning curve but not to bad. Their everything you need to know.

EXCELLENT!!
Length of dropper and length of leader??
THANKS!!

[lucky318]

65 feet back, 3 oz weight, 15-20 feet of water 1.8-2.5 mph depending on current. Your weight will bounce consistently and a steady slow bounce of the rod tip. It takes practice and their is a learning curve but not to bad. Their everything you need to know.

[SJ Whaler]

Nice going! Seems like you only see cut plugs around now. One guide has been dredging kwiks getting a bunch of fish also, so the old school methods do seem to work!

I forgot the "specs" for dredging kwiks
Can you gentlemen provide?
Thanks
SJ

[csingleton]

Nice fish for this time of year.

[salmonid]

Nice going! Seems like you only see cut plugs around now. One guide has been dredging kwiks getting a bunch of fish also, so the old school methods do seem to work!

[Knot2Shabby]

Wednesday, Nov. 1st my buddy and I trolled from Miller to Garcia and caught a nice chrome 16 pound female. Water temperature was 62, 4 oz dropper, 3.0 mph, 50 to 60 feet setback, using Silvertron spinners. Beautiful day on the Sacramento River. I think the fun is just beginning!