Tims Ford trolling this afternoon!

[aero320]

Here is a photo of a 26 pound Striper that was caught this afternoon trolling a StriperMemories Urig at 25 feet deep.




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[XxthejuicexX]

Good looking fish.... how dare you keep it



Que Jimmy in Minnesota!

[aero320]

Originally Posted by XxthejuicexX

Good looking fish.... how dare you keep it



Que Jimmy in Minnesota!

It was dying. I tried to revive the fish but it would not swim away.

[XxthejuicexX]

Originally Posted by aero320

It was dying. I tried to revive the fish but it would not swim away.

Yeah, hitting it was a hammer will do that.

I love Hybrid and striper fillets. Just a good solid chunk of meat.

[Dakota]

Nice you must have down riggers?


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[jaybird]

Great fish!

[Transplanted Sportsman]

Great fish Aero congrats!!

[aero320]

Originally Posted by Dakota

Nice you must have down riggers?


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I have downriggers but don't use them with Urigs.

[SalmonDaze]

Originally Posted by aero320

I have downriggers but don't use them with Urigs.

OK, dumb question; but I gotta ask . . . without a downrigger; how do you know you're at 25'? Side imaging seeing your rig?

[aero320]

Originally Posted by SalmonDaze

OK, dumb question; but I gotta ask . . . without a downrigger; how do you know you're at 25'? Side imaging seeing your rig?

Good question! When I first started using Urigs, I used the Smart Troll system to determine depths. You simply attach one of the small probes in front of the Urig and let the line out recording distances and depths. The probes transmit data back to transducer and receiver in the boat. The data includes depth and water temperature. You simply let line out with the line counter reels and record the depths. This allows you to create dive curves. As long as you maintain the correct boat speed, the Urigs run at the correct depths. With four rods out, you can also experiment a little.