Maiden voyage and Tuna Fishing(sway) problems

Flood #3 last night and this morning{sigh}. Anyway, thanks for the suggestions, will be getting the tongue weight when the water recedes and I can get out(approach to our bridge goes under about 2.5'. 

I have found over the years that single axle trailers are super sensitive to how they are loaded.  On my pod, I am always mindful of the total weight of the unit and how it is distributed.  I always carry the preponderance of the weight forward of the axle and use a WDH as well as an anti sway.

You mean Champaign, with all those bubbles it's lighter. ;--)

With our mid-sized truck we run D tires and a Fastway e2 and have never had any issue with sway, even with strong cross-winds.  I do want some of those cool red weights from the video, though.  They really seem to make a difference. ;--)

I 100% agree with you on eliminating all trailer sway. I want it eliminated at the source, don't want to have to count on sway control at all. I'm at about 15% tongue weight and have zero sway (trailer swings back into its track within one cycle when I do a sudden lane change).  That's with no sway control.  I'm guessing if you increase your tongue weight you can achieve the same.