How Do You Do The 50 2 Trolling Method?

What is the 50 2 fishing method?

The 50 Plus 2 Method starts by selecting one of the 16 crankbaits currently available with Snap Weight data and letting that lure back the designated 50 foot as a fixed leader. Next the two ounce OST Guppy Weight is attached to the line.

How much is the precision trolling app?

The LifeTime purchase option costs $109.99 and includes all the data currently available from Precision Trolling Data, LLC and all subsequent freshwater data to be published in the future. Downloading the PTD app to your phone is a simple process.

How do you calculate troll depth?

Consider the following example: If you’re trolling a tandem rig tied with two five-ounce bucktails (5 x 2 = 10), and you let out 100 feet of line (double 50, so multiply by two again), according to the Rule it will run at about 20 feet below the surface (5 x 2 = 10 x 2 = 20).

How do I update my precision trolling app?

You must log that device in to your Google ID, launch app, click on Store and let the app data refresh. Follow prompts to restore/redownload data.

How much weight should I use for trolling?

Boat weight is the most important consideration to take into account when choosing a trolling motor. A beginning rule of thumb is that you want a minimum of 2 lbs of thrust for every 100lbs. For example, if you have a 3000lb boat, fully loaded, then the calculation is (3000/100) * 2 = 60lbs of thrust.

Can you use snap weights with spoons?

Snap weights can be used with any lure, but flutter spoons, spinners (nightcrawler harness) and crankbaits are the lures used most by the pros.In the fall, oversized shallow diving crankbaits fished in connection with snap weights produce best on walleye.

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How deep do snap weights go?

You can easily get down to the 20-30 foot range with snap weights. Depending on what speed you’re going, you should be able to reach those depths with a 3 ounce weight and 40 to 60 feet of line after you put the weight on.

How much line do you let out when trolling for walleye?

Let out 50 feet of line and clip into the release. If that’s not enough distance to prevent your lake’s wary walleyes from seeing the ball…then let out 150 feet of line! Just remember, the flat-line diving depth of your crankbait still applies behind the ball!

Is there an app that identifies fishing lures?

Rapala is a worldwide leader for fishing lures. Designed under the strict guidance of Canadian pro-fisherman Italo Labignan, this app sets out to unlock the mystery of lure selection for various fishing conditions.

What size swivel clips should I use for walleye trolling?

Light and strong and allows the bait to give its maximum wiggle. I use a size 12 or 14 Crane swivel at the end of my braid and attach a 2′ piece of fluro to the swivel.

How far behind the boat should I troll?

Every boat is different and you should make your boat your own study. Proper distance for most boats will be anywhere from 20 feet to 150 feet behind your boat. Whether you have inboard diesel or outboard gas engines, your power dictates the distance you troll your baits and lures.

How do you control crankbait depth?

Move your crankbait too slow or too fast and it’ll run too shallow. The bill has to bite into the water at the correct angle for the lure to run as deep as possible. The length of your cast is the next thing that affects running depth. A longer cast will let the bait get down deeper.

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How deep can you troll without a downrigger?

You can easily reach 20 or 30 feet of water with 4 to 6 ounces when trolling light tackle for trout or walleye.

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