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Legacy

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  1. Happy Birthday Tom
  2. hopefully the weather this week doesnt kill it again.
  3. lineman49... i recieved your pm this time but for some reason it says you cant recieve pms in return...
  4. lineman49... i didnt see any email from you...
  5. I would also consider Okuma... They offfer many different options
  6. Contact me here by PM or 5857030969. If it doesnt fit in a flat rate usps box, I would prefer not to ship. Rods 4- Daiwa Great Lakes System SK786GL (downrigger rods) light action 8 1/2' $15 each 1-Daiwa Accudepth AD-DR862M (downrigger rod) *brand new* $20 6- Pinnacle Silstar Powertip 8’6 PTP862DR medium (downrigger rods) *5 years old and great condition* $20/ each Reels 1-Shimano Triton GT 100 $14 Books "Good Fishing In Lake Ontario and its Tributaries" by Rich Giessuebel $10 "Chapman's Boater Handbook" by Elbert S. Maloney $12 Net 1- 5' tall x 18" wide aluminum net (scoop shape) $10 1- 4' tall x 14" wide aluminum net (hoop shape) $10 Snubbers 3- Luhr Jensen subbers (2- 10" and 1- 8" color=chartreuse) $10 total Tackle Boxes Plano 1468 phantom $10 Eagle Seafinder 480DF fish finder with everything. (unit, mounting bracket, transducer, speed wheel). Approx 4 years old. FYI. I would recommend replacing transducer. It works but it has classic Lowrance cracking developing. $110 4- Mepps musky killers ( size 5 w/ double trebles) 2- Mepps musky killers ( size 5 w/ single trebles) 3- Mepps giant killers ( willow blades w/ single trebles) $100 total Luhr Jensen Dipsey Divers 2- #0 size without rings and 1- #1 size w/ ring (green hologram and chrome) $5/ each 12- Alligator clip planer board releases $12 total Moor Subtroll 900 probe. Just factory serviced on Feb 2, 2012 $160 Moor Sub Troll 900 probe- 2 years old $150 used Fish Hawk probe $100 3- Temptress "Fish on" adjustable plastic rod holders (without bases) $10 each 1- Roberts adjustable plastic rod holder (without bases) $10 each 3- misc adjustable plastic rod holders (without bases) $10 each 2- Trutrac 10# pancake weights (orange)- matching set $40 total 1- 10# Herbie downrigger weight (black) $15 *SOLD*2- Trutrac 12# downrigger balls (black)- matching set*SOLD* *SOLD1- 12# downrigger ball (black)SOLD* 1- 6' aluminum net (24" wide and collapsible) $30 total 2- Luhr Jensen Dipsey Divers (1-glow, 1- black/purple without rings, others pictured are SOLD) $5 each 2- 10# downrigger balls (matching pair) $12/ each *SOLD 8# trutrack downrigger ball SOLD* Trolling Fly baitheads (78 clear standard baitheads, 1 red standard baithead, 13 assort small baitheads) $15 total Mix of 32 unrigged flies lot#1 $45 total Mix of 32 unrigged flies lot#2 $45 total brand new small Flambeau tacklebox $5 4- Prokings, 4- R+Rs, 5 Silverstreaks (lot #7) $10 total 29- Mag spoons ( lot #6- 27 NK, 1 DW, 1LP) $60 total 17- Northern King 4Ds, LDs, C5s $25 total 20- Leftover misc spoons (lot #5) $10 total 16- Gander Mountain spoons $20 total 15- spoons (lot #3) $12 total 37- Plugs (mostly J plugs- lot #1) $55 total 37- Plugs (mostly J plugs- lot #2) $55 total 37- Plugs (mostly J plugs- lot #3) $55 total 2- aluminum downrigger base plates $30 total
  7. scotty for big coppers and laurvick releases for everything else
  8. trip of a lifetime man, glad to see it all came together for you.
  9. great ride! congrats.
  10. your gettimg old...
  11. check out... http://www.fish307.com/cannonparts.aspx
  12. 2012 LOC Derby Dates Spring May 4th - May 13th Summer June 16th - July 29th Fall - August 17th - Sept 3rd
  13. congrats Jeff
  14. congrats on the success.
  15. Movement has been pretty awful this year and we can surely blame it on the record breaking fall weather. Congrats on the 2 bucks.
  16. congrats!
  17. Majority of the rut activity happens at night. Human pressure makes it even more so. While i do witness some rut activity during gun season, the majority of it is during bow season. No big surprise that does are with fawns. Fawns will be with their mother until she is breeding and the second she is done they will be right back with her. Mornings have still been the best for me. Concentrate on the thickest cover you have and if the deer are anywhere it will be there. Evenings- With the wind in your favor, place yourself close to the thickest cover and the nearest food source. Corn is my fav once the weather pattern changes to something more seasonable. Mornings- With the wind in your favor, place yourself close to the thickest cover and the best travel route back to bedding (in farm country it will be a funnel).
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