Yankee Troller

I have run them up at the bar on a wire rig on and off and I have yet to take a shot on it. Although I have taken shots on stickbaits from spring kings. I did hear of a guy doing pretty well on a Lyman a year or so ago up at the bar, but it was a one day thing.

Yes it is. Like I said I have two of them that way. Im not saying its the best, but thats the way they do it in the bass boat industry, or at least the top of the line manufacturers. If I were to buy a brand new furuno u bet Im having a marina drill the holl in my trolling boat and mounting a true thru hull.

Yup, I have two of them. One for my digital lowrance flasher and another for my lowrance fishfinder. You epoxy it center of boat near the rear in the bildge area. Like I said I can keep bottom up to 65mph (except for when i jump a wave). It marks fish too, but I only really loo at this when im idoling. Bass boats use this becasue at the speeds they travel and the amount of boat that is inthe water when trimmed out anything that an offset the boat can create a chine walk or the boat not to handle and hard to drive.

A true thru hull transducer requires you to cut the hole into your hull. Basically if you laid under your boat on the trailer or at dry dock you could see it. I used epoxy to secure my lowrance thru hull trasnducer to the bottom of my bass boat without cutting any holes and i can keep reading bottom unitl i go over 65mph. I got the 2 part epoxy from autozone i think.

http://www.atommiktrollingflies.com/trolling_fly.htm Scroll down! Its there. It proly should be under the Misc section, but he still sells them.

I dont want to tell a "seasoned" guy like you how to fish, but that niagara outflow can change currents pretty fast. Its crucial to keep that probe in the water on the west side becasue of this. Your lures down might be going to slow.

I dont know, i didnt think about that. Call Denis Daniels at Sea Tech Marine Training. He taught a lot of us who hold a CG license. He would be able to help you.

A captains license is only good on navigatable waters. So Conesus and Honeyoye for example would require a guides license. And if by chance you do choose one of those two you also have to get an additional permit from the state which is another test. If you wanted to do trips on a stream, or ice fishing, or on lakes like canandaigua or Seneca you would need a just a guides license.

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2 spoons? YEAH RIGHT! Would you really go out with 2 spoons? Id rather watch roland martin whale back on a 12in bass before I hit the water with 2 spoons. Mulatto would be a main stay, but the other would be betweena coyote and a copper NBK. One to cover the morning bite and the other for the rest of the day.

The only problem with a free slider is you really dont know where it is and can be in empty water. If the fish are at 100' down and you put a free slider out it will probably only get to 50. On a side note that is where the big steelies might be and the reason why I dont get them

What kind of boat do you have? If its a hard top then its easy, but if its not you would need a radar arch. My old man built one for our penn yan we used to have. There are many places, mostly independent, that can do the custom work for you. I know this has been discussed a lot on the Great Lakes Angler board. Let us know and get some pics of the boat for us and Im sure we can help.

Ditto to what Erby said.

You guys are scaring the chit out of me!

I know i didn't see any of that money! If I knew you were handing it out I would of accepted a small amount.

Is that ice in the first picture normal? I would have to run my boat through that if I went there this weekend?

Ray - they had a seminar from the DEC that showed everything you wee requesting. If you weren't running around harassing buyers maybe you could have sat in on it! It was very interesting information.

He was a young male and he was shy. I felt real bad about it. He seemed to be there by himself.

It all depends on what you want to spend. If you stick with Daiwa you can get by fairly cheap with a great set-up. For rods you have 2 choices. Heartlands and the new wilderness rod. I think they run $30 and $20 respectively. AS for reels you have the sealines and the accudepth plus, and they run 100 and 40 bucks respectively. If you took the cheaper of each above you can get into a nice set up for well under 100 bucks. As for the wire there are many companies with Malin and Mason being the most popular and available. Make sure you get 1000' spool.

LUCKY! You going down there this weekend comin up?

I meant Royal flush and not liquid plummer. Sorry!

Were you the Adam that introduced yourself to me? Im pretty sure!

First and foremost I would like to thank the LOTSA organization for the whole expo. This was most definately a great way for you to get Lake O fisherman together on a winter day as cabin fever has been bugging us all! This organization does a crap load for the lake in general and is something that anyone who enjoys our fishery whoudl be a part of. They fight for and protect our resources. I will be joining them very soon! I think this was a great show. From the seminars to some great deals on fishing equipment. I put a lot of faces with screen names across many forums that i participate on. Crazy Ray was there harassing everyone! Clarke from watterlogged was trying to pick Vinny's head so he can win some money in the pro-ams this year! Jax found some billy baroos and a Cindy that dives to 40ft.! I met motorman, and a few others which i appologize for leaving out. ---->Oops I almost forgot that Tim B dude! Nice to finally meet ya! The seminars were priceless! Listening to some of the best fisherman from the West and East was great. You would have thought these two guys were fishing diferent bodies of water! I dont care how much you think you know guys like Vinny and Ernie do this every day and they will always know more! One of the most facinating seminars was that of Frank Campbells. He touched on Niagara steelies and how to rig for them. As soon as I left the expo I was on the phone with MANIAC scheduling a trip there as early as this upcoming weekend. Lastly, if anyone can put me in touch with the Liquid Plumer team e-mail I would really appreciate it. One of the teammates struck up a conversation and then i was interupted by another person and when i turned around he was gone. Just want to toss an appoligy his way!

Tell me about it! The facilities at the Boat house are amazing! Nothing like it in Rochester and we are 100 times the size of that town! Its sickening!

A friend asked me to list this for him. 26/8 searay sundancer ,new motor in 2007 with two year warranty, out drivers rebuilt in 2007, new gimble and u joints in 2008. MECHANICALLY SOUND. selling with or without fishing equipment, two mag 20, one mag 10, lcx18 graph, 900 sub troll , multiple rod holder, and net holder. this boat is equipped to fish. load rite trailer with new tires, price $17,500 with all. E-mail Jim Piano at JPHAMMERHEAD@aol.com