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I still run an old pair of these mixed with new ones. The 4 prong switch is with the auto-stop. As stated, when the ball is in the water below the auto stop section, hitting up will keep the motor engaged until that resin section breaks the connectivity. If you see that behavior, it's working properly. You are getting oxidation on the motor so the housing is no longer sealed properly. When you put back together, make sure you seal the seam of the housing well to keep as much vapor out of that housing. Too much water will fry the motherboard...replaced one last year
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I love using #5 black chinook as a deep wire diver.
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Dipsy diver colour
relaxer replied to Dane Vanderheyden's topic in Questions About Trout & Salmon Trolling?
Dane - Mono divers can and do work, but like everything have their place. Once the water warms, mono divers will typically target steelhead above 40'. If you get a NE wind and run offshore, mono divers can be high divers targeting early morning kings and steelhead. When there are no flea's, you can use braid as HB2 pointed out. If fleas are out, wire is needed. Personally, diver color is less important. Black is what I prefer to run and have most confidence in, but I often run chrome diver, chrome based flashers on bright days. Everybody has a fav diver color that works for them. I run 12'-13' 30lb Big Game behind the divers before attaching flasher, fly, meat. 20-25 lb flouro if spoon fishing. As already said, some days divers just light up. -
Flasher/Fly Combos
relaxer replied to Dane Vanderheyden's topic in Questions About Trout & Salmon Trolling?
Are you out early or late in the morning? Colors that fire early don’t always fire when the sun comes up. I ran darks in the morning and chromes/whites when the sun came up last week with a lot of success. Actually black/green dot fires best in the early morning until it got light. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app -
I launched at East ramp Monday and the full week prior and there were no issues. Did the water level rise this week? Didn’t really seem to be a concern then. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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Just got back from a few days at the Oak and happened to have the rare day with Atlantics. My sons holding a 8.5, 7.5, and 6.5 pound Atlantic in the same morning. Broke off what we thought was a larger one on a Lance Two Face after catching those three in the same vicinity. Completed the day with kings to 25 + lbs, 2 steelhead and 3 browns. Didn't have time to run offshore to find a coho though. Inconsistent temps, currents and action for us during the week. Fished 22' to 550' depending on the wind and temps. Black green dot spinnie with rapture black hypnotist and dragon slayer with stud were the better flashers on wires out 150' - 200'. Chrome Black Mamba with Minion Night Fury for meat on 300 copper; Mag Kimbo, Chilly WIlly, UV green alewive, Black Plague, and Lance Two Face the better spoons off riggers, 200 copper and lead lines. Broke off hogs on Night Fury w/ 300 copper and Dragon Slayer with Stud. Couldn't get a Waddler to fire no matter where I ran them this trip.
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Wanted CA110070 Ugly Stik 7' 1pc rods
relaxer replied to Fired Up's topic in Classifieds - Buy, Sell, Trade or Rent
USCA701M is pretty much the same rod you are looking for. I have a couple of both models (cal1100 and USCA701M) and other than a couple minor things...look, feel same to me -
for sale : usa Charter Lodge and Home for sale
relaxer replied to jeanette.hough@coldwellban's topic in Boats for Sale
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Diver Rod recommendations
relaxer replied to relaxer's topic in Questions About Trout & Salmon Trolling?
Are you running the 8' dipsy model or are you running a downrigger model for the wire diver? Do you know which model you're using TLA 802MH2 or the downrigger TLAF 80MH2 -
Have old Okuma Classic 9' with twilli tips and looking for options. These are a little stiff and wondering what other options others use. Anyone run a shorter wire rod they like as inside divers? Not looking for rollers as I rather find a blank that fits the bill and just add a wire tip. Thanks in advance
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Solid bite today but we had trouble keeping them hooked. 8/15 with a brown. Kings still running to 14 as we can’t find the bigger fish. Lost what appeared to be a nice 10 on steelie. Geezer and green Chilly Willy going good today. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app
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Olcott 5/13 afternoon
relaxer replied to relaxer's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
No... 11-14 lbs Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app -
Mexico 4/17
relaxer replied to Offshore IV's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
The smallest Atlantic I have caught in LO is 18"...but I have caught thousands throughout the NE and Canada down to about 3". As parr they look pretty similar to trout. In terms of similarities to browns, if stocked, depends on the strain and diet. Some take on very similar markings. Most though don't really resemble browns if you have caught enough. -
Mexico 4/17
relaxer replied to Offshore IV's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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Capt. Stacey Mullendore...was fishing out of Goodland just a few miles south of Marco. Many of the non-tourist charters used to work out of Goodland. He's been chartering the backcountry there since 90. Here's a couple other options: Wes Bedell out of Naples (few miles north of Marco) Todd Geroy out of Naples - fishing there since mid 80's and son is a guide also (Ben) Snook, reds, permit, tripletail, snappers, and some tarpon around. I haven't fished with Bedell but he comes highly recommended. If I remember who I used last spring I will add the name. These guys get booked up so earlier the better.
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If you are installing transom mount transducer, I second the GT51 as you have Chirp down and Chirp side. I run 7600 series combo and a plotter to a GT51 and really like the overall performance both inshore and offshore.
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Garmin GPSMAP 742 which in the non-sonar version pre-loaded with BlueChart G2 map is the $850 mid-range market. This is different from the GPSMAP 742XS or XSV as those are sonar enabled. If you were to ever want sonar though, you would need to network a second unit or purchase a unit with XS or XSV capabilities initially and just not use the fishfinder. Garmin CS is very good as well compared to some others. I have 7600 series networked. Simrad Go7 Xse can save you a couple bucks and supports Navionics cards. For the money they are good units and my buddy has one. Navigating through menu's a little more to get used to though. Lowrance and Simrad use the same CS support.
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WTB convector 55 or similar
relaxer replied to KeithVT's topic in Classifieds - Buy, Sell, Trade or Rent
Here is another place that can help you.... I have ordered from them a couple times and would not hesitate to again. https://capt-chuck.com/shop/fishing-gear/okuma-convector-cv55ls-pre-spooled-reels/ -
as a cool water "fishing" glove these are good. Serius all weather glove - $30 on sale usually Well fitted so you can manipulate most things. I fish the fall/winter Chesapeake Bay Rockfish season (striped bass) rarely taking them off and catch/release hundreds of fish some days with them. They will probably handle pickerel teeth..not sure on a large pike though. Do not expect these to keep you warm all day in weather below 30... but as a glove to grab and handle hooked fish in wet conditions, these are reasonable. Mine get pretty smelly by end of season even after washing them. You'll need a warm glove when not reaching into the hole or grabbing fish though since these are "cool weather" gloves and not intended for ice season. Days that we fish the bay below 30, I often need to warm my hands a couple times or keep those $1 hand warmers in the palm of my glove.