Yankee Troller

(888) 226-7277 [ Post made via Android ]

Dick - as the dust settled on that whole debacle I understood it like this. If you are crossing the border while fishing you need to call into Canadian Customs, and inform them of that. If you had no intention of stepping foot in their country you were all set. If you did happen to step foot in their country then you had to call again and let them know as you would have in previous years.

He's under contract with Team Yankee Troller through 2015.

Call the number below and you can do it right over the phone. They tell you 3-4 weeks and it will be in your mailbox, but its generally faster than that. 1-800-667-1940

When are we gonna start drilling holes????

Pretty cool story. Thanks for sharing Tom.

Thats cool! [ Post made via Android ]

Already have a few to try. They are tearing up the bass circuits.

It’s that time of year again! We hope everyone had a great holiday season, but it’s time for us to start planning for the 2nd Wilson Harbor Invitational event. In the end our goal is to top our inaugural event. We want to put out a product that can’t be beat! So expect much of the same, but look out for some new changes or additions that we have in store. In early December each of the 72 teams that participated in 2011 were sent invitations for our 2012 event. Due to space constraints on dockage, and for our banquet, we have to cap the field at 75 teams. Those teams from 2011 have had an opportunity to secure their spot by sending in their deposits, and they are coming in almost daily, but after January 7th invitations will be going out to teams who have requested invitations. At this point it will become a first come first serve basis, and once 75 deposits are received the field will close. So, please don’t wait to get those deposits in. We want you back!

Your $200 deposit has to be postmarked by January 7th to be entered into the $1000 cash drawing that will be held on January 14th. NOT the full $1000 entry fee.

Thanks Vince. You are correct. [ Post made via Android ]

Every reel on my boat for two seasons and no hiccups. To say i love them is an understatement. [ Post made via Android ]

TTT

I've got a 900 and an 1100 series. Bought them two seasons ago. Not one problem with them, and they work very good. The SI and DI technology hasn't caught on in the trolling world on Lake O yet, and I'm not sure it will anytime soon. Not much need for it over deep water. The OS for the Humminbirds is very easy to pick up on, and navigate through their menus. Many people who have fished on our boat are very impressed with these new Humminbird units. it's not a Walmart brand anymore, and they continue to improve upon a great product.

This just showed up in my inbox, so I figured I would share it with the LOU community. http://www.dreamweaverlures.com/shop/sale-discontinued

The invitations for our 2012 event were sent out last week to the participants that fished our inaugural event. You have the first shot at your spot back. If for some reason you haven't received your invitation please e-mail us @ [email protected] Stay tuned to our Facebook and Twitter pages for announcements that should start rolling out soon. We already have some of our major sponsors committed to coming back, and we are going to make sure this event is a touch better than last year. If you didn't fish this event and want in on any remaining spots please e-mail us so we can get you on a list. We are capping this event at 75 boats, which already opens up 3 spots.

Happy birthday buddy!

Yup! lol

Pretty sure i saw some at Gander. [ Post made via Android ]

Can someone explain to me what A TOM MIK flies are? Are these what Pennsyltukians use with a fly rod on the Sabun Riber? Sry.....my weak attempt at humor..... [ Post made via Android ]

That's great! Awesome job! [ Post made via Android ]

Still available and would make a nice Christmas present!

Good job Jim!

I would agree with you if it were an Amberjack, but between a Sundancer and the Bayliner Hardtop for a trolling rig, Personally I'd take the Bayliner any day of the week. Tim I agree with Tim!

Raymarine and Furuno are two big names in the electronics industry for the salt water and the Great Lakes. The Furuno 585 is probably one of the top units for us Great Lakes guys. Humminbird and Lowrance have a larger presence in the bass and walleye world, but both work great for the Great Lakes too. If you get any of these companies mid to upper level units you wont be dissatisfied. We have run a Humminbird 1157 and 958 for the last two seasons and they have great detail, and are very easy to operate. Even the Furuno 585 guys who come aboard are impressed with the detail these units show. These units are also combo units meaning FF/GPS. I used to be a huge Lowrance fan, but their terrible customer service drove me away from them.