Shakemsam

Was out just ahead of you. Fished 10-100ft, with a mixed bag of browns, lakers, and steelhead. The biggest being twin lakers at 14lbs.

Post title says 1989 23'

What length are the arms?

Rods are sold! Thanks everyone for your interest.

Reels are off to Tuna Toms and then back in service. Rods are still available.

Rochester

Bump Need these gone. 40$ for all

I have... 2 Penn Fathom Masters $15ea 1 Daiwa Regal Strike SK-786 $15 1 Berkley Shadow. $10 All are 8.5 ft and were used for downrigging and are in good to great shape. The Berkley is a spinning rod, but rigged well and was never an issue.... The reels are... 1 Penn 209 $15 1 Ocean City True Temper 923c. $15 Both reels have worn drags but are in great shape and would be ok for back ups. $50 for the lot

Best bet is off the swing bridge at Ibay outlet..

I don't understand the problems you guys are having. No issues with my 17'.

Edit: No need for snide remarks Shakemsam. We try to help the new guys. -mb

3rd time this summer with only 1 fish and less than 5lbs....wth

Thought we would take advantage of the flatter water and headed out late afternoon to watch the sun come down. Which is pretty much all we did. Trolled between Russells and Braddocks 120-180ft 80-100ft down. Just as the sun dipped, took a small steely on a dipsy and squid 175 out.

I use LC with my dipsys and flatlines with keel sinkers.

Took a friend and his nephews who were visiting from Ohio. The boys have never fished before, including worming for panfish! I explained the benefits about being on the water early, but none the less, we headed out about 11am. A good stiff SSW wind made it a bit bumpier than the newbies cared for so we headed straight out the river rather than west toward Braddocks.. Set up at 150 with 2 riggers spooned with cheaters. Dipsy on lead core at 250 and a 7 Color down the chute. We worked west covering 50-80 over 170. After a couple hours of fighting boredom and the wind, we started working in a bit and marked bait about 60/120. Then bang, the oldest boy takes....a 7 lb steely on a Orage Crush 75 down.. Rerigged and swung around to hit the bait again when I hear....."How Much Longer We Gonna Be Out Here?" Needless to say, it wasnt much longer. Had another steely spit a hook after the bait pile but at that point, both kids were green and on the floor. Back at the launch, they were out of the boat like the were shot from a cannon and never seen again!. LMAO!

Indeed! Because I have always had excellent experiences with Arneys and the opposite with Krenzers. As far as Reiters, good people! I use to do business with Bud back in the 90's and he was a good guy. I also have done business with the place next door. Good folk there too, however I beleive they have changed hands several times over the years.