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Hey everyone, I'm looking for two electric downriggers with auto stop. I prefer cannon, but I'm not totally against switching everything over to another brand (mounts, connectors, etc.). Need at least a 3' boom. Willing to repair for a fair deal. PM if you wish! Thanks

+1 on the 3000. Have had it several yearns now no issues and love it.

Bob, I'm trying to work around a soy allergy. Would additional salt offset the effect of removing the soy sauce? Any other suggestions would be appreciated. Matt

Yeah Thursday after work sounds good. I can meet you somewhere half way - I'll text you pics when I find them.

Welcome

Welcome!

I have some old canvas life vests around somewhere - just have to find them. Are you out this way Thursday or Friday?

Looking for a tandem canoe in decent shape. I Prefer a 16' class royalex/fiberglass/kevlar but will consider aluminum if it's not a tank since I will need to carry/portage. Let me know what you have and we can talk price. If you have one, are in the rochester area, and would rather just let me borrow/rent, that would be very classy of you. Thanks! Matt

Thanks for the report

Nice. Thanks for the report. Sent from my SCH-I545 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Nice.

Thanks for your reply. How high is your highest hook off the bottom? I like the anise tip. I've heard that people use anise for catfish and carp as well. I just ordered 100 of them on ebay for $15. I'll try some salmon fishing this summer as well. I have seen rigs with teasers on them, just orange surgical tubing cut at an angle - right? I have mostly seen these on jigs. Please educate me. That has got to be the largest jig I have heard of being fished! Great story and definitely something I will be thinking about while on the trip! Thank you. I used quicktime and it worked thanks for the hint. I am going to retie the ones I have made and just start off with a longer piece. His method seems sturdier.

I was thinking of doing that with the 3-way swivels, but at this point I am tired of going to find and buy more tackle! Thank you, will be in contact. I'm asking because I don't know - So, a couple inches really does matter when fishing cod? THANK YOU.... What do you guys think of an improved blood loop as a superior alternative to the dropper loop? http://www.fishing.sh/htmfiles/knots/platloop.html Thanks. I can't get his version of the snell to work. He does this thing where he puts the tag end through the eye halfway through the knot. I'm only working with a short piece here, since on a fly the whole rig is 36" finished and mine is 6 with two shells. His video also cuts out after the first snell. I ended up tying standard snells, two in a row and it seems to be very strong. Great point on the benefit of being able to remove a whole hook assembly with the dropper loop. Like I said above, I'll be using 60lb braid with a 50lb mono leader. Nice! How did you tie these to the hook? I'm thinking a small zip tie would work, what do you think? Thank you for the input. Nice! yeah I am really looking forward to this. I will def. update with pictures when we get back.

All great info. I have three reels spooled up with 1000 ft of 60lb braid and 60 ft. mono leaders. Best of both worlds i am thinking.

Myself and 5 other guys (some from this site) are heading out of Cape Ann, MA. We are doing a three day two night trip on a party boat. 100' boat with around 30-35 guys total I am told.

Thanks for the responses, and for the added info. I'll take any cod fishing tips you guys can throw at me. I'll change the topic name.

Going on a Cod trip this spring, and trying to pre-tie some rigs. What is the name of the knot (#1) illustrated in this picture? Is there a particular knot you prefer to use to attach a second hook as outlined by arrow #2? Thanks.

Bingo. An ounce of good judgement & common sense is worth a ton of rules & regulation.

I like this system. I feel like I get $20 in value, so I pay $20.