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Thanks Bduck- Last year a guy limited out at Lucerne big time and had used those longer leaders while I did so-so on the 8-12". So much changes over time.....like water clarity. Was just fishing Lake Huron by Rogers City in Mich. for kings and the zebras have cleaned the water so much we were...

Length of leader Hi- Hope to visit the Gorge soon. Appreciate all the great posts. What's been the best leader length to have behind Mr Dodger? Last year it seemed to matter. 8"-12" or 20" to 24" or ? Thanks in advance!

Thanks HiTechKoke for that point about bigger lures. It would seem that even with a Koke striking out of aggression a "bigger lure equals bigger fish." It sure is true about kings. But of course the size of lure is only one part of the puzzle.... Which makes trolling so cool. The Liberator...

The picture of the Liberator on their web site is too small and I could not load it from My Pictures. The Liberator won't damage your line or rod tip. It will slide down the line when you get a hit on the lower lure. Use 12-14 lb and 4-6 foot leader a flutter spoon w/o a dodger.

The picture on the web site helps only a little But I could not load it from My Pictures. But the Roemer Liberator has never damaged our lines. We use 12-14 lb or so for coho and steelies and a four to six foot leader with flutter spoon. You thread it through a long groove and then a narrow...

Super..thanks for the help Ryno!!! Didn't know whether the depth was a factor in regard to the size of lure - i.e. the deeper you fish the bigger the lure. Hope you nail them again this year.

Hi to all- I couldn't find this topic under the general discussion. What size spoon is the best on the Gorge: 1" or 1.5" or 2" ? (I know for kings we fish the standard size large spoon in the spring and early summer then the magnum if the alewife get bigger by late summer. But what size...