I like to double stack downriggers or tripple stack 20 ft apart in depth on the line. I go 30 ft setback for bottom rods 20 for middle and 10 for top rods
Thanks for all the info! Any tips for a kayak angler that can rarely troll below 80 feet due to limited weight on my downriver? Maybe jigging locations or shallower waters to troll? Thanks!
I do better when there’s less people. Social media has ruined salmon fishing in the sound especially at the bubble averaging 100-200 boats on the weekends with maybe 1 fish for every 50 boats. One FB post ruins it all.
So if we both catch fish and have success, does it bother you that more and more people are showing up and reducing your chances because of all the posts and people bragging their catch in a certain area. Because it doesn’t help. Just making fishing more complicated and not as fun because of all the people.
If your hook doesn’t stick to your fingernail, switch it. Salt water eats the hook! I’d rather spend 75 cents for a new hook than lose a fish. But u will spend $30 for gas each day and not put new hooks on?
Excellent information! I do have a clarification question on the gear placement. John mentions that both are at the same 25 feet off the downrigger. Does that hold for depth as well? meaning, both downriggers are at the same depth, and the same 25'?
@@DanKellermortgagezero chance I’m fishing the exact same depths on both sides unless I’ve already got multiple fish in the boat. Allowed 1 king per angler, no reason to fish same exact depths.
Hey I have to lock in my rate in the next 15 days. Any suggestion you have would be great wether me and my wife wait or we do it now. Love your input first home buyers by the way!
Dan Keller is on point here. Worth the listen. AND he brings in Love and Respect. One of the all time greatest books that has personally been read when it comes to marriage and relationship.
I'd be totally surprised if we saw 30 yr mrtg rates coming down to the 4's in 2023. Wage inflation is WAY TOO HIGH and the Fed is hell bent in knocking it down. Yes, the media has everybody focused on CPI and the Fed PCE, but at the end of the day, it's all about wage inflation. In order to do that, it's going to take rising unemployment..... Supply < Demand will relax the wages. The Fed has been crystal clear they're holding rates high for a long period of time. Right now we've got a Fed funds rate at 4.25% (what fed charges the banks) they're raising that to 5%+ next year. Look for a February .50 and March .25 ......where we go from there, only the data knows.
Dan, the Fed funds rate is shown to be in the mid 4's for all of 2023, it would have to drop back down to the 2's for mortgage rates to be in the 4's. IF something breaks in the credit markets, then all bets are off. But, for right now, the forecast is for the fed funds rate to maintain in the 4's. www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/files/fomcprojtabl20220921.pdf
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Dan, What happens in an appraisal gap - doesn't come in at value scenario? Do we just need to make sure there is enough of the borrower's cash to cover appraisal gap just like a normal appraisal gap scenario?
