Big Dave

You can run a fixed cheater with a spoon above the flasher and fly..

Come over to the Darkside , they have cookies!! isn't that what the tee shirt says??? Go NY

Happy Brithday Mark!

I use the lj #1 size dipsie each type diver has its day and uses Fish Dr. makes the rods fishdoctorcharters.com Miss-em on this site helps his dad make them

The small stingers scoprian size work real well too!! Just have to watch out for the dinks at certian times of year.

I have the 7 strand 30# ss wire . On a Diawia sg47lc reel with Fish Dr 7' Roller rods I haven't tried the 19 strand so I can't tell you about it. You need a good rod holder for these as there is no streach to the line. There is no hit like a wire dipsie hit

Do it while you can, they will be teenagers all to soon and won't want to be seen with you till they need money Have fun with them, time goes buy too quick.

Sounds good, Don't beleve The size and amount of the "Radio " fish you hear It will be nice to know that you can get help if you should ever need it.

The copper catches fish but its a pain th bring one in on it. And it seems to find the rest of your lines if you arn't watching it. The wire dipsie are more fun to fight the fish with and you can adjust where in the water colume they are running in. Two riggers and Two wire dipsies are my basic set. I fool around with the other type of lines when things are slow.

Good luck with the new job!!!! The Drive will be interesting some mornings.

Wire dipsie set up would be my first choice.

"i just like to know im catching how my forefathers did!!!!" Well let your fingernails grow and wait in the shallows till they swim by

Downriggers handle the weight just fine , add wire dipsies and you will have all the fish you can handle.

Happy Birthday Tom!!!!!

Nothing makes a fish Bigger than almost being caught!!!

Just mix up a little glass with the cloth threads in it and stuff it in the hole and put the screw back in? it works with wood when you put toothpicks is a hole with some glue.

heat shrink the spot maybe?

I am glad to read the reports and wish that I had a winter boat ready for the fingerlakes. Soon

But it may worry its way through the sheath and make that weaker.

That means the Dora the Explorer pole can be mine!!!! Sounds like a fun day viewtopic.php?f=2&t=26532 Already won a new tacklebox at the ELOSTA picnic...

I hope not like chicken!!!

My friend made his with a couple pieces of plate with a chain welded to one and the other slotted so the last link of the chain came through and a padlock slipped threw it. Or you could weld ends on one of those locks for your receiver hitch , just an idea.

Did alright by me good work!!

Off Taughannock you don't have to move to far to go from150' to 18' the same off Myres pt. Its not to good to have a rookie driving and look up from the cooler and see the rigger cable stright out the back because he went over one of the ledges