Fish Hunter

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There have been a ton of folks over this way, that are on that petition at this point. This is only the beginning of a much larger agenda, mark my word........

Somone thought those out, and manufactured those nicely. Only wish Albany could have spent 1/16 the time on the new gun laws.................

Real nice law that was passed today.............

#11 jointed Rapalas, Smithwicks, Jr. T/sticks, and Suttons off the riggers. Those Browns cooperate pretty good.

No need to have the latest/greatest here....just know the weapon your using.......

We run 4 riggers on our Islander and now a copper straight down the chute. 1 board when only 2 of us are on, and both boards when we have company, now also. Can't catch 'em if your not fishin'...................

Blonde laminate, for Ruger 77 Mark II, 7mm Rem Mag. Can be seen on Boyds site. Great condition.............$75.00 plus ship.

I can see your trying to be innovative with your idea, and I understand, but I'd lean more in the direction of attempting to conceal the vessel, rather than draw attention to it. Do not worry about the ridicule, in regards to your question........as any question is a good question.

I agree. I see no reason that "non-fishing" related items can't be offered in this section. If someone can buy, or sell, a few items that benefit both the seller and buyer, why should there be a gripe?

I try to get on at least one different body of water each year, vs Oneida, or Ontario. I may have to give it a go.

How deep is it?

As long as my riggers keep on working the way they do, I'll just keep on using what I have.....................and I'll use the Scotty money to continue to fund my daughters college education.............

I grabbed a few of these a while back. Don't even use the tip-ups anymore.

Looking foward to some ice as well, but I will not jump the gun, and venture out too soon. Been in the water before, and it is not my idea of a good time...........

I've got 4 older Mag 10's on my Starcraft, and generally have 13 lb'ers hooked on 'em in the summer, run 4-6 lb'ers in the skinny water in the spring for browns. I don't pull charters, so as long as they go up/down at a reasonable rate, I'm good. I do have Big Jons on the smaller boat, and those are waaaaaaaay faster, and w/o auto stops, you have to keep a good close eyeball on those. Had Walker, and Cannon hand-crankers......ain't going back to either.

I did not even know that there was Salmon in there.

Friend of our fished out of one of those for years. He recently sold it, and it is still fished out of, most every weekend spring/summer/fall. Always seemed like a good boat.

We make something similar, w/o the white sugar, ginger, or rosemary. I'm gonna' give your ingredients a test drive.............sounds good.

We use Sampo's here. I buy 'em in Barneveld.

We use looooooong leads for Walleyes on Oneida.

I have one that I frogged around with. Didn't seem to have more or less bites, but we never had a problem with the riggers getting bit either.

Yeah, he does get a good price for some of that. I hear you about the browns. I hope we get some cold weather to put ice on Oneida, so we can pluck some Walleyes/Jack Perch outta' there first. Time to put the deer gear away now. Happy Holidays to you, and if you see Draggin' Fly, tell him we said the same to him and his Mrs.

Dave, Farmers Place over near you, makes some darn good products. We usually have him make some bologna, and hot sticks every year. The balogna eats real good with sharp cheese, and Ritz crackers. Scott

Jeez, seems that someone would want to grab that up at that price.