When fishing heavy cover like docks and submerged trees, a long rod isn't necessary to place the lures close to the target, especially since the lure won't need to "swim" a long distance back to the boat
If you dont want to repair it yourself, take it to one of the numerous bait shop/tackle stores on Alabamas Beaches, like J&M Tackle, The Rod Room, or Sams Stop & Shop, to get it repaired professionally
If youre not careful, its possible to damage the boat and break the downrigger at high speeds
Top Tip: Take accurate measurements and adjust the distance between the holes, according to the size of your fishing rods
addition of treated water, filter cleaning, algae removal, surface skimming, plant maintenance, and an inspection and report of overall pond conditions
I can think of several fisheries that get a lot of extra pressure in the winter