Livewire made something similar. He used a box like that with some of the plastic square mesh that goes over the flo. lights in the block cealing. He cut it to fit the box and the spoons go in it and stand up like the plano box. I will see if he can post a picture of it.
Its the ELOSTA (Eastren Lake Ontario Salmon & Trout Association. ) Not to be confused with LOSTA which is out in the Westren part of the lake. Its a good sale with lots of bargans to be found. Nice to talk to friends after the long winter too,
tarn-x and some white paint would fix some of them too. The old hookester in group #1 is a good spoon 4th from the left. Some interesting bends on some of the suttons. Must have run them very slow, or pulling copper.
Didn't add weight, but a dolefin on the cavation plate on the outdrive stopped the bouncing and banging when running. Mine is a 1988 22' hardtop. The fin made a huge differance.
You have the lever from the butt to the forgrip. The fish has the lever from the forgrip to the tip. Those big saltwater rods for tuna and stuff arn't very long. My old fishing partner couldn't bring in a wire fish with the longer rods, and he could with the short ones. They work for me !
the shorter rods are easier to fight the fish on. The main thing that people are wondering about are the dipsie lines going to cllear the rigger cables.