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Topic: Downrigger Location on Hobie Outback  (Read 14996 times)

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haze grey

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Cool! I really appreciate the info. It all makes sense to me now. I have steel line and I like the idea of using braided line that I can cut in case of emergency. I was concerned about catching up on the bottom.


rrdstarr

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Hmmm, looks like I might be making up a downrigger for next spring!
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