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Copperliner

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  3. A Garmin PS30 transducer might be a good option, I believe it has a 120 degree cone and provides live (albeit "blobs") images. Videos available on youtube.
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  6. Wow, there's a fish of a lifetime out of Cayuga! Congrats Jared & Cannon!
  7. Same here Kevin, I have collected a few victrolas over the years, but my go-to was always my grandfather's. Twisted copper and a twin minnow usually.
  8. ...same here, third-generation trolling rigs and pulling copper, the routine since I was 5 on Cayuga (now I mostly jig), but definitely great memories!
  9. *sold
  10. These two electric-powered victrolas from (many) days gone by were probably crafted in the 1960s, but unsure. ...edit - found a good home!
  11. * Closed *
  12. I really enjoy using my Garmin, very user-friendly. I once added a Panoptix PS30 transducer for lake trout jigging, but find that traditional 2D honestly works plenty well enough to find fish and easily view the jig. I use a GT15 transducer. Teasing a school of perch in the top pic, stack of lake trout in the other...
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