Hey KayBee,

I just wanted to let you know it's no big deal to us if you have an odor problem. We can't smell you over the internet. Carry on.

Gotcha.

As far as lead goes I do find that at times a slower drift is better and I will hook up more fish. I will adjust due to temp. I also have used that (bottom walker) trick that was posted in STS and it does work when conditions call for it. It really depends on the drift. My .02

Bill

A faster drift is good in certain conditions. But, if the water is heavily colored, almost blown, it is nice to slow down a bright colored, heavily scented drift set-up. I have done well, in colored water, just slowly walking the drift set-up down stream, behind rocks and submerged bushes etc.