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Posted by: Westwood Posted on: Mar 2^nd, 2015 at 3:32am	Quote
I just use something stronger than my line. So I get a 25# snap. Your snap is at least four feet from your lure so I don't see any need to have a small snap. Contrary to what other will say, I don't think the diameter of your line makes any difference especially if you are down 20 feet or more.

Posted by: Kerry Posted on: Mar 2^nd, 2015 at 12:10am	Quote
For deep trolling for walleye and trout (using in-line or snap weights and say crawler rigs or flutter spoons) what size snap swivels (ballbearing) and swivels do you use for the rig?

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