05-30-2004, 01:17 PM
[size 2] [font "comic Sans MS"] Let me start out by saying, you are a braver man than me. Battling the lake and the people on a holiday weekend. The depth at the buoys had been around 30' to 35'. Haven't been out there in a while so I'm not sure if they moved them out again. If the buoys are in roughly in the same spot, there is a serious drop-off. It goes from 5' down to about 18' in just a few feet. You could be snagging up on that or you could be getting caught up in the anchor cables from the Porta-can. The slip bobber idea works pretty well if the wind is right. I tried it a while back, I set the stop at about 20' and it drifted frozen anchovies around pretty good, didn't catch anything that way but it worked and it looked tasty to me. [/font] [/size]
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