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    We use boat anchors for both ends of the line when we hunt tidal waters. Better have overkill in these areas of you will have a friggin mess!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phone Man View Post
    Nothing like a coot 'fore work and before goin to bed.

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    That's reasonable

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    Quote Originally Posted by Waterfowler View Post
    Looking for the easiest/fastest way to do long lines. Running anywhere from 12 to 18 deeks a line. I've been checking out the Heavy Hauler Raft O Ducks anchor system. Has anyone had any experience with this system or have a better way to go? Pros? Cons? Go to hell?
    Lots of ideas here, http://doctarilonglines.com/. I'm going to modify my gang rig and will probably just buy the supplies and build it myself.
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    Quote Originally Posted by huntinghagen#12 View Post
    You want the easiest way?







    Don't ask BigBrother.
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    Window sash weights! Pro Tip

    And no I ain't ever going to have enough and no I won't get rid of any!
    You've got one life. Blaze on!

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    Having someone who can run a boat in 25kts wind and 3 kt opposing current is the most important thing about L/L's. The only time I ever cuss my main partner is at 5am in those conditions. All the while glad I have the easy job of getting them out without tangling. He definitely has the toughest job.
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    I use 3 lb collapsible anchors and Extension Cord Reels for lines. I use 150 feet of 5/16 for the main and two feet of 3/16 for drops with gang rig clips.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sprigdog View Post
    Having someone who can run a boat in 25kts wind and 3 kt opposing current is the most important thing about L/L's. The only time I ever cuss my main partner is at 5am in those conditions. All the while glad I have the easy job of getting them out without tangling. He definitely has the toughest job.
    If any of you end up in this situation with SD remember to bring one of your kids - it helps keep the cussing to a minimum.
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    That is funny!








    And true..haha
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    And, dont ever, ever, ever, ever have the bright idea to launch your long lines in shallow water, high winds, and a dumping tide by peeling out the tag end of your lines in the current without a weight.

    Most godawful mess I have ever seen.
    "Rivers and the inhabitants of the watery elements are for wise men to contemplate and for fools to pass by without consideration" -Izaak Walton

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    I got my heavy hauler system in the mail today. Looks idiot proof. Guess if I like it I'll build my own.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Waterfowler View Post
    Looks idiot proof..
    Famous last words there..
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    I use barbell weights on each end. 36" drops with the big clips spaced 4ft apart. It ain't rocket science. I took this straight from Sprig's book, and it works like a charm.

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    Quote Originally Posted by squatty View Post
    Window sash weights! Pro Tip
    Yep.
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    I did a search for Sprigdog's long line thread but did not find anything. I have 4 long lines but my paracord tangels easily. I want to see how he made his to prevent tangling but I couldn't find the thread.

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    Paracord is your first problem
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    500 lb tarred line.
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    Wallace Cordage Co. I believe is a good supplier. You want tarred cord, whatever you get. I've used the long line mainline that all the Mack's, Cabelas, etc sell. Not nearly as good and clips will slip on it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CofC Waterfowler View Post
    I did a search for Sprigdog's long line thread but did not find anything. I have 4 long lines but my paracord tangels easily. I want to see how he made his to prevent tangling but I couldn't find the thread.
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    If you can find it, Brownell line is the shit...

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