Yankee Troller

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^^^ What he said

What time Bob?

Short boom and no swivel base.

I forgot about that spoon. High sun that is a great Steelie spoon.

Here's what works best for us. On a cloudy day DW Shiznit, Green Eye Ghost, and Sea Sick Waddler are really hard to beat! On Sunny days it would depend on how deep in the water column your fishing for them. When it's high reds seem to work as good as the greens. When we are fishing them deeper around the thermoclines more greens. High water column spoon colors like DW Firecracker, Green Hornet, Watermelon, mixed veggies, Get R Done, Glow Corn. Deeper waters 42nd, Froggy, VQ Green Alewife, and Sea Sick Waddlers.

All of Cannon's electrics have the same motor in them. We pull 20lb weights a lot with no issues. If your pulling 12's with these riggers look out! They will be fast!

Chris - Basically what that data broke down to was on average charter boats caught 8.XX fish per trip while rec anglers caught 2.XX. They also stated that percentage wise charter boats were only about a 1/3 to a 1/4 of the boats surveyed. So, their study consisted of much more rec anglers than charters.

Usually after their 3 meetings along the South shore there is something published.

Any and all that can make it. I personally find these meetings interesting. Monday, March 3, 2014: 7:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. at the Carlson Auditorium, in the Chester F. Carlson Center for Imaging Science building (76-1125) on the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) campus, Rochester, Monroe County. The meeting is co-hosted by RIT and the Monroe County Fishery Advisory Board.

A-TOM-MIK ^^^ And that's why

Bump...new price

There is always something to catch out there, so whatever happens because of this weather beats the nothing I'm doing right now! I'll troll around and play with new toys and lures for all I care! LOL