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May 31st, 2005, 10:54 PM
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Scott, I see where I have confused you. Sorry. That should read if
your indicator (line) is moving at the same speed as the surface current, you need to add weight to slow it down. If it is moving "faster", then you have a belly in you line and need to mend (as you have stated). Sorry for any confusion. Dave 
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