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And then Gorilla monsoon and Verne Gagnier came in and broke out the folding chairs....... [ Post made via Android ]

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On riggers...15 Lb Seagar....On dipseys I run 20# Seagar.....If I'm running Attractors and flies I use 30#. Length for riggers I usually use 8-10 ft....Divers, I use as long as possible and still able to get the fish to the back of the boat to net......

I used the new Fishhawk TD and was shocked where my divers were running. I was trolling at 2.4 mph...The diver was set at 2 1/2 setting and was sent out slow to 240 feet....The TD said 60 foot. I thought the TD unit was off, but I tested it on my down rigger and it was spot on..... I confirmed the depth was right by going into 60 feet and the diver hit the bottom with 240 feet of wire out. Was my line counter on my reel off? Probably......So new reels and different wire went on..... The best thing I did was put out the fishhawk.... Now I don't have to guess where my divers run. The great thing about those units, when the current is cranking, you can do a quick test to see exactly where your running.......

. I agree with big dave.....the fishhawk is sweet and is spot on...I was surprised to see what my divers were running at....I've changed my reels and wire in hopes that I will achieve greater depths with less line out....really helpful when the current is raging and your divers are not taking hits...

Briaded line is the WORST........Those little buggers love that stuff

Awesome.....Love the tigers. Fantastic fish....

Yikes....Paul is exactly right.....Of course unless you like to undo tangles.....

Those Goby patterns will be deadly on Browns ...just get them on a lighter blank and your good to go.... Same thing with those red spoons....Lighter blanks that a guy could run off sliders or lead core.... Super glow , Green and glow, Black and glow Just Like bandrus1 said...your custom paint jobs and quality quick service is going to make your business.....

These spoons are fantastic. Extremely durable. The past few trips one of Bob's spoons was my top producer. Anybody who has had paint peel off after just a couple fish will appreciate the sturdy paint job. Thanks for the great product and keep up the good work.

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Patternmaster......... I did alot of research last winter and the PM was pretty dman good.....After all was said and done, I shot better with 3 1/2 inch Kent #3s steel than with HS.......Sea ducks are a P. I.T.A to kill, but I was folding em up each time with that combo......Good luck with the sky carp

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Tom is the man........

OOOOhhhhh.....i forgot about that one.....Good call Scotty

Slider cheaters are fantastic. Very stealthy. When the cohos steelhead are snapping, sliders can be deadly. As far as spoons....I like a little lighter spoon.. Yecks, DW SS's, or NK lites...........Good luck and tight lines

Cap....have you ever used a thermacell? I was thinking of using one when those little SOB's showed up.....

I used to take my 14 alumnacraft out duck hunting on Lake O about 3 miles offshore in November.....I was confident with my motor and I closely watched the weather.......Have at it!

When I first saw this post I was immediately interested.....For years I would catch myself saying " Man I wish they still made " pattern X"... If anyone has ever contacted a lure company, they are real reluctant to custom paint lures unless you order by the gross. That really sucks... Bob offers are great service to lake fisherman....He can custom paint known patterns and basically anything you can come up with. How about going out and stacking up kings on your own spoon pattern...having an edge on the next guy. I had Bob paint up some custom steelhead spoons and a bunch of spoons with discontinued patterns. Great guy to deal with, fast service and very very durable paint jobs. All you musky guys....Bob has made up some really nice cowgirl style inlines as well as some jigs for the toothy essox..... Good luck on the water.......Matt

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Rod... If the tournament is going to go by NOAA to determine if the tournament is a Go or No go, then they are going to have more days like what happened this past Saturday. Anybody who fishes the lake knows that NOAA and other meteorologists are wrong as many times as they are right.....I understand that it is a CYA thing with insurance, but why do we sign the liability release? So now we have less than reliable sources to dictate the tournament kick off. On top of that, The entry fee will be kept in "Escrow" till next season if the tournament is cancelled....Now that is unacceptable if you ask me...... Ive been in other tournaments that have been cancelled. Every time my entry fee was refunded. Oh by the way...Oswego guys....How many times a season do you guys have a small craft advisory? Big waves on that end of the lake....always has been and Ive fished there many times to experience it..... I really like fishing the tournaments.I like the competition and the thrill of Tourney Morning. I like seeing guys I normally wouldn't get to see. I talked to a lot of people dockside on Saturday morning. Unless somethings change, I fear that the participation will fall off more than it has already. I will reserve my final decision regarding next year till the last minute so I can see what improvements have been made.......