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Fish F can, G can, E Can or D can. Run deep husky jerk, Deep rouges or deep renowsky's slow. .8-1.3 make alot of s turns. Launch at Catawba the "can" are 4-12 miles out depending on which one you want to fish, F can been good, fish have been in the dirtier water.

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Anyone get their hands on either seagate or sealine yet?

Anyone get their hands on either seagate or sealine yet?

They are mostly Bomber Long A's except a couple of them on the right

The stuff we get on Erie is nasty and smells, it gets so thick in some places you feel like your driving through carpet https://www.google.com/search?q=lake+erie,+alge+bloom&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=KZ0nUr6OEcmEygHY-4Aw&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAQ&biw=1440&bih=785#imgdii=_

I was referring to wire line for fishing most guys seem to be spooled up with 350 plus backing, running it all out will take take a thunderstick, dave's kaboom, 800 reef runner, deep husky, yo zuri, bomber long a, etc to 50-65 ft depending on the bait. They run them off inline or big boards, very popular program that wards off white perch, white bass and catches mostly walleye. Guys do run wire harnesses (if they don't want to retie them but 30lb ones will last awhile but they get harder to snell and keep snelled on small hooks) as well but most guys run 20-30 pound flouro on harnesses. I tie my single blade spinners about 6-7 ft long using 20 pound seaguar or maxima flouro, with 6-7 6mm beads with a quick change clevis, my tandem rigs are 30 pound seaguar and I tie them 10 inches and use a regular diver leader in 20 pound, that way I can go from spinner to spoon to crank on my divers or jets. (I hardly run jets as I mostly run inline boards) Here are some pics, these are from 4 years ago I have since then chance the line and hooks I use but till still give you an idea. I have been using alot of 3 hook setups lately I will snell 2 of these http://www.fishusa.com/product/Mustad-10548R-UltraPoint-Double-Wide-Gap-Live-Bait-Hook?source=googleps&gclid=CMyFtrPisbkCFZA-MgodZX8AVw Then one of these http://www.fishusa.com/product/Mustad-TG78BLN-UltraPoint-KVD-Elite-Triple-Grip-Treble-Hook?source=googleps&gclid=CJHFkdDisbkCFYtDMgodfiEAzQ I order the #2's local and buy the #6's from Hagen's in bulk since they are so expensive. These hooks are razor sharp and keep monster walleye buckled up. Hogs love spinners and cranks off inline boards. http://www.walleyecentral.com/forums/album.php?albumid=72

Get this book http://www.jannsnetcraft.com/fishing-books/735151.aspx I haven't read it but I guess it's pretty good. Guys out east in ohio water fish 3oz inline weights with spinners ( Colorados, hatchets and tandem willows) , singe strand stainless wire with cranks, tru trip 40's and 50's (big boards for 50's) with spinners and spoons and divers with just about everything including spoons. We run inline boards with the inline weights with the spinners and snap weighted crank program. My typical smaller boat program is 4 or 6 boards with a mix of colorados and hatchet blades with 2 or 4 divers, depending on what they show a preference too ill kill a coupe of whatever and run more of what's working some days they won't touch divers or the boards. Leadcore and dive bombs are popular in ny waters but they don't see much action in ohio. Lots of ways to skin the walleye cat. My suggestion is take a leaning charter and attend some seminars and see and hear how its done and absorb the info like a sponge.