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 One of the easiest ways to catch your limit of walleyes is to have everything under control.  If you are not prepared to keep things in order you might miss out on a trophy of a lifetime.
Starting with my rods, I use Rod Control Rod Socks.  Each of my rods are sheathed into a nylon sack that fits snugly around my pole when placed in a rod locker.  I don't care what type of rod locker you have, when you put a number of poles into it they get tangled up.  Therefore, all my poles have the Rod Control Rod Socks around them to keep them free from tangle and ready to use when I want them. 
 

Is one component to a rod containment system	Made from rip stop nylon these rod socks help to protect, better organize	and keep any different style of rod from getting tangled with each other.
The Velcro straps on the base of the rod sock ensures that sock will	stay on your rod, even during long runs across the water.	They are available for two piece rods and all the way up to 8.5 feet in length.

Rod Control Rod Bag keeps your Rods and Reels organized, safe and secure and ready for use

Fits nicely into a rod locker or along the gunnels. Can be used for off-season storage

Has Velcro straps  inside for secureing  rods in place and sturdy handle for carrying the bag

Is perfect for long trips from home to the cabin

The New Rod Bag comes in two sizes A soft sided rod and reel carrying bag that holds 2 - 4 rod/reel combinations in the RBS-100 size  and 6-8 rod/reel combinations in the RBD 100 size.

It I want to carry more rods I will simply put them in the Rod Bag Deluxe.  It is made with heavy duty soft sided nylon and can carry 6 to 8 rod and reel combinations.  Just like the previous mentioned RBS-100 it also has Velcro straps inside for securing rods in place and a sturdy handle for carrying.  But, it has the added features of a shoulder strap and two exterior pockets for extra fishing line, tackle or pliers.
One way that I have solved the problem with boat control is by using a sea anchor.  Drift Control Sea Anchors aid boat control in two ways.  First of all, they slow your drift in strong winds.  Secondly, you can use them to fine-tune subtle boat maneuvers in rough seas or heavy current.  
The Standard Series Drift Control sea anchor tapers from a large opening to a small exit aperture. It is constructed from durable coated nylon, with four full length 1 inch nylon tow straps. Flotation and bottom weights are sewn in for fast deployment and no rotation. These drift bags or socks come in various sizes ranging from the DC 25 to the DC 60.  They will handle a boat as small as a canoe, all the way up to a boat that is 20 feet long.
The Drift Control Tournament Series are cylindrical in design and constructed from rip stop nylon. The series 20 has four foot full length tow straps made of one inch nylon; The 30 series has six for extra strength and stability for larger boats.
The rear aperture may be adjusted from an open to a closed position, or anywhere in between. (all from within the boat!) It is easy to retrieve, but not necessary when you want to make another pass. The innovative stiffened upper cylinder of floatation material and bottom weights allow it to open quickly and not rotate. Both have non-corrosive "O" rings and brass grommets.
New for this year is Magnum Drift Sock - MS100.  It is intended for boats up to 20 feet in length and has many refined features.  For example, the bag is made of a rigid coated rip stop nylon guaranteed never to rip or tear.  It has a continuous floatation sewn in across the top of the sock for instant opening and a weight sewn into the cone and the bottom of the large aperture to assist in easy deployment.  It also has the Drift Control Harness Buoy and a dump line in the package.

Has a continuous float sewn in across the top of the sock for instant opening

Intended for use in boats up to 20 '

Made from rigid coated rip stop nylon

Weight sewn into cone and the bottom of the large aperture to assist in easy deployment.                                Guaranteed never to rip or tear.                               Includes the Drift Control Harness Buoy and a dump line in package.

Once you know that you have your equipment under control all you have to concentrate on is the fishing.  With the confidence that the Drift Control Containment System has to offer, you will find that spending more time on the water will up your chances of catching that trophy walleye.  Whether you are fishing a river, lake, reservoir, vertically jigging, trolling or tossing crankbaits, you will be in control if you use the Drift Control Containment System. These are some of the newest bags, but the tricks for catchin' walleyes are under your control.  For more information on these new products look at www.driftcontrol.com or if you want to talk about other walleye techniques you can drop me a line at www.samanderson.com.

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