U-Charters Slide Diver

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Adjustable Diver

Posted by Bob on June 12, 2019

Like the concept of running on your main line and letting line out a ways then lock in the diver. When tripped will slide down to bead and swivel. This helps the diver set away from the lure or bait… Read More

Like the concept of running on your main line and letting line out a ways then lock in the diver. When tripped will slide down to bead and swivel. This helps the diver set away from the lure or bait being fished. One of the areas we fish for Spring Chinook the Chinook are suspended and this should work great. Haven't got to try it yet on the lower Willamette River. I tried it on the river by the house for Spring Chinook but the area was a bit too shallow for the diver to work. The water I want to try using the diver is around 50 feet and the fish can be around 35 feet. That should work great.

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Slide Divers are excellent for the clear waters of the Great Lakes

Posted by Great Lakes Guy on June 12, 2019

Slide Divers are a "must-have" for anyone fishing the Great Lakes. With the clearing waters, fish have become more weary of divers, cannonballs or anything else that doesn't look natura… Read More

Slide Divers are a "must-have" for anyone fishing the Great Lakes. With the clearing waters, fish have become more weary of divers, cannonballs or anything else that doesn't look natural. The Slide Diver allows you to set your leads far behind the diver and away from the boat. This is great at all depths, but especially when you're working close to the top of the water column because the lure is away from the boat. They can be tricky to set, especially in rough waves when you already have a lot of baits set out, but with practice and a little patience, you'll get the hang of it. It's sort of like setting a board out when you already have a few out on each side. Just set it out the back and slowly allow it to dig into the water and find its place in your spread. Just go slow and you'll be fine.

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It Works

Posted by Stingray on June 12, 2019

The SlideDiver functioned ok. If you feel a longer lead from diver to lure, harness, etc is necessary this works as it should. Too many little pieces (surgical tubing, plastic tubing, little spring)… Read More

The SlideDiver functioned ok. If you feel a longer lead from diver to lure, harness, etc is necessary this works as it should. Too many little pieces (surgical tubing, plastic tubing, little spring) make set up a little awkward though. It seemed it was hard to find a sweet spot for the release. When trolling it functioned properly. I wasn't comfortable with the slide diver depth chart. It appeared to follow the DD chart . IMO it doesn't warrant the hefty price. As far recommending the product I give it a "yes" only to try it to see if you like it. I won't load up my tackle box with them.

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works as described- litebites

Posted by nnelzon23 on June 12, 2019

They work as described. I use the litebites to troll for walleyes. Gives you the ability to let out as much of a leader length as you would like, while still having the ability to net fish when it sli… Read More

They work as described. I use the litebites to troll for walleyes. Gives you the ability to let out as much of a leader length as you would like, while still having the ability to net fish when it slides down. They get down very quickly.

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Size #1 Slide Diver

Posted by salmon slayer on June 12, 2019

Especially good in the Spring when fish are spooky and are in shallow. Great for BT. Can be a pain to store since the diver stays on the rod and bangs around and slides all over the place. I use ru… Read More

Especially good in the Spring when fish are spooky and are in shallow. Great for BT. Can be a pain to store since the diver stays on the rod and bangs around and slides all over the place. I use rubber bands or wire ties to secure it to the rod.