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Author Topic: Tying on ice lures  (Read 1961 times)

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Offline Rebel SS

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Do you tie your ice-fishing lures directly onto the line, or use a tiny Fas-snap, or maye a swivel? Do you think it impedes action if not a direct tie?  I use the tiny Fasnap faster's if I know I'm going to be swapping out a lot of differnt lures, due to slow bites. I feel a direct tie on is best; I'll put a tiny black barrel swivel on the line about 3' up, to help stop line twist if using a spinning reel. On my spool-type (Black betty, Schooley, etc) straight line reels, I just do a direct tie without the swivel. I do love the tiny Fas-snap....once ya can see to get the line thru it.... :rolleyes:

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Offline Lee Borgersen

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Depends on da lure. Some have split rings, some have just eye-lit. Depends where ya tie da knot on eye-lit for depth control. Spoons have nether so I use split ring and snap swivel for trollin. I prefer da less hardware da better. Less stuff ta catch on da weeds.
« Last Edit: January 01/04/18, 09:08:27 AM by Lee Borgersen »
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Offline glenn57

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i use stainless swivel snaps on everything............they dont wanna bite then they can go pizz off!!!!!!!!!!! :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
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Offline Rebel SS

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Depends on da lure. Some have split rings, some have just eye-lit. Depends where ya tie da knot on eye-lit for depth control. Spoons have nether so I use split ring and snap swivel for trollin. I prefer da less hardware da better. Less stuff ta catch on da weeds.


You troll on da ice??!  What kinda boat ya use?  You'll haveta take me along!!  :shocked: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

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Offline glenn57

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2015 deer slayer!!!!!!!!!!

Offline Lee Borgersen

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Depends on da lure. Some have split rings, some have just eye-lit. Depends where ya tie da knot on eye-lit for depth control. Spoons have nether so I use split ring and snap swivel for trollin. I prefer da less hardware da better. Less stuff ta catch on da weeds.


You troll on da ice??!  What kinda boat ya use?  You'll haveta take me along!!  :shocked: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

                                               I knew I could catch your attention on dat one! :rotflmao:

You just got hooked wit out a snap :rotflmao:

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« Last Edit: January 01/04/18, 09:17:02 AM by Lee Borgersen »
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We can troll a SMURF behind in his little snow saucer.....  :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

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Offline Gunner55

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I tie direct to a small barrel swivel then a fluorocarbon leader(4# usually, sometimes 2#) about 3' long.
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