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Thanks so much for the advice.. exactly what I was looking for! Love this site. You guys are so informative... Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Thanks for the replies and the advice on keeping tension/kinks.. I guess my main concern was being able to fit 1000' of wire on the reel. Not sure if the 19 strand would be too thick to fit all on Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

I've heard guys mention that. Also hear toroedo recommended, and that the 19 strand is more user friendly for newbies like myself. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

I'm newer to this site and new to dipsy fishing.. I just purchased some gander mt competitor rods and Magda 30's. Wondering which wire is best for the reel. 7 strand or 19 strand.. I did some searching, but wasn't able to find anything. Sorry if this is a simple question. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

A charter has been booked. Thanks! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Me and 3-4 other guys are looking to take a charter out of Oswego. Would like one day sometime Aug 5-8, all day or half day. Anyone with suggestions or availability. Would be appreciated. If this isn't the right place to post, I apologize.. Thanks in advance! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Thanks Rusty. Will keep it in mind. Was hoping to find the whole system, as the transducers aren't easy to come by, that I have found. Not wanting to spend the $ on a new unit though. Does it work guaranteed? Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Would like to try and find the entire system. Let me know what you have and what you want for it. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Name: Brian Fenton Location: Home-NE PA, Laceyville, PA. Camp-Driftwood Shores, Oswego, PA Home Port: Wright's Landing Oswego, NY Boat: F'ing Machine. '93 Sea Nymph 175GLS I fish for: Smallies, Browns, Walleyes, Sometimes Lakers and Salmon-still new to the downrigger thing. ================== Hello fellow Anglers. This is a great site. Everyone seems to be very friendly, and informative. Which is a good thing. I have done lots of fishing, but it was always with my Dad. He passed away this past Feb. So now I am going to be using his camp. I also have taken over ownership of his boat, the Sea Nymph. I am not very well educated on using the downriggers. Never had a chance to use them with him all that much. I know the basics, but I can tell that this site will be a little more informative as far as helping me out. I mostly fish off shore from the cabin, using a 14ft. deep v crestline with a 9.9 Merc on the back. Works sufficient for goin for Bass, but not something I like takin into the deeper waters, but does save the cost of a launch, as I launch it from shore. Hello again to all, and I look forward to sharing mine and your experiences together.

Me and my buddy were fishing for browns all along Ford Shoals on Sunday, and today. We were trying to for browns. But, since they didn't want to cooperate we started tryin for whatever we could find. We only had the 14ft. So we were working every depth from 8-40 fow. We had no luck. Tried every combination from speed, depth, weight, bait, drifting, and trolling. The only thing we managed to reel in was a decent Smallmouth in about 8 fow in front of gull rock. Lots of work, luckily the weather was nice this morning

Hey there everyone. Just joined the site, seems really good so far. Traveling man- We have a cabin right by ford shoals, so that's where I am usually fishing. What kind of depth, speed, and bait do you normally use when going for Browns? The cabin used to be my Dads, but he died Feb. I've never done much brown fishing, and would like to get a better handle of it.