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    I am looking at doing more fishing in the spring/summer now that I have a new boat to play with. My question is what downriggers should I get? Would you guys recommend electric units or manual units? My boat came pre-wired for electric downriggers so installation should not be an issue.

    On my old boat I dominantly used dipsey divers and had a small manual cannon downrigger that I used off the back and it worked OK but I only used it once or twice on Lake Ontario - I sold it with the boat.

    Thanks - John

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    I am sure there any many good brands out there but I have only used the cannon mini mag electrics and found them to be very reliable.... Have cannon manuals too but with electrics, there is no going back
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    Do yourself a favour and get a pair of Scotty electrics, they're fast, don't need to power down. I've had a pair since '96 and haven't had any problems. People that used to use Canons, Big Jons and others have mostly moved to Scottys.

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