AnglingAddict

One thing you can do to gently pursued releases to slide down the line is to gently turn away from the board - that will accelerate the outside board and help releases to slide down - also helps to generate bites....also can bounce the tow line a little to help a release move down it if it is stubborn....

Hey Joe - just texted you - might be interested.

Items have been picked up - sold.

sale pending - individual and I are going to meet this coming Wednesday - if it falls through will offer in order based on PMs received.

Bump - new price.

Bunch of stuff that I don't use. Don't want to ship - local pickup. Can meet in Baldwinsville any day, North Syracuse weekdays , or Sodus area on Weekends until mid-April. $150 $125 takes it all. A total of 26 Attractors, 24 spoons, over 20 A-Tom-Mik Fly bodies, and some other misc. stuff. -Mix of fourteen 8" Spin Doctors, 8" ProTrolls, 10" Spin Doctors and a Shark Flasher shown front and back -Mix of twelve 10" meat paddles shown front and back -mixed lot of 24 spoons - Michigan Stingray and Regular size, a few Sutton 35's, Some DW SuperSlims, some assorted Mags (DW, Evil Eye, and NK) - Four J-Plugs (no harnesses) - lot of 20+ A-Tom-Mik Fly bodies (various colors, some used, some I think are new) - four rigged meat heads - Spool of 920' of 7 strand wire, 600' of 32# Blood Run copper (both used), assorted Dipsey Divers. -

Depends on the person with a table - I had a few stream things there last year and didn't sell any - most of the crowd consists of lake guys. Looking for anything specific?

Who are your neighbors?

Due to the time he had invested into the parts - the easiest solution for me was to give him my traxtech tracks off the boat and he milled out the opening slightly to match the Cannon tracks - problem solved.....

One word of caution - while all of the accessories are interchangeable amongst Traxtech, Cannon, and Berts, when having something custom machined for my tracks on my boat (Tracks are Traxtech) I gave the machinist a piece of cannon track to use to take measurements from assuming they were all the same. The opening looking from top down of the cannon tracks is about 150 thousandths wider than the traxtech or berts openings - so the piece he made for me didn't slide into the traxtech track - there are differences in the track so just make sure you don't run into the issue I had....

That's good news Lucky13....

I think the situation is somewhat better this year according to the data - height is right about where we were last year but that doesn't necessarily equate to the same conditions because up until now the slope of the data shows that the height has not changed much since the beginning of the year which is contrary to last year. We started the year a foot above where we were last year and now are about even. Hard to say but I look at a lot of data and this looks slightly better all things being equal. A wet spring could change that of course.

Here's the latest...Dark Blue data set is 2018 data - Black data set is 2017 data

Marine Plywood or at the very least exterior grade - the marine will be void free which is where rot usually starts - after you cut it to fit, use fiberglass resin mixed appropriately with MEK, then thinned with acetone and it will soak right into the wood - a few coats of that letting it cure in between and you won't need to worry about water or rot for a long time. Anywhere you screw into it, you can pre-load screw with marine silicone or 3M 4200 to further seal those areas from water - cover with Vinyl.

Rumor has it a certain 7 year old has gathered up a bunch of his dad's gear and will be manning one of the tables LOL!

Thanks Greg!

PM sent

This was our biggest catch of the year LOL!

I will take them. You have a PM