Big Jon Sports Band Buster, Owner'S Manual, Page: 28 / 32

You will find that the Big Jon Sports
®
Mini-Diver and Deep’r Diver
®
disks are
the easiest diver disks you can use.
1. Start by tying the line coming from your
fishing rod to the clip located on the top
and center of the diver disk. Then, tie a
length of line (approximately four feet long)
to the rear clip on the disk. Tie your lure to
the other end of this line.
If you use a shorter rod, the lure should
be approximatley twelve inches from
the reel, wheh the diver is at the
rod tip.
2. The nose weight on the bottom of the
diver disk determines the direction the
diver will travel from the boat. When the
nose weight is set at the center mark,
the diver will travel straight back from
the boat. Move the nose weight to the
right (when viewed from the bottom of
the diver) and the diver will travel to
the right side of the boat. Move the
nose weight to the left (when viewed
from the bottom of the diver) and the
diver disk will travel to the left side of
the boat.
3. While the boat is at trolling speed,
place your lure and then the diver in
the water and let out your line. Apply
slight pressure to the reel’s spool with
your thumb to create some resistance
for the diver to work against. The diver
disk will work against the water’s
resistance and pull down to a
deeper depth.
Using The Big Jon Sports
®
Mini-Diver And
Deep’r Diver
®
Disks...