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If you'd rather own, you can get both for $23 and free shipping: http://www.bluehorizonsportfishing.net/salmon-fishing-books-videos.html I just went to the class he and Dave Mull had in Niagara Falls. It was pretty great...

So you told us, Lucas. I'm looking forward to trying the flies you pulled for me to try as well - gotta tie some tournament leaders for them.

I was looking at them at the LOTSA sale. They look interesting.

Yep - great site and great people. What ports are popular for NH locals? My wife is from Manchester and we're back there often but nobody in her family is into fishing.

Couldn't believe someone drove from Maine for the Keating / Mull Salmon School! I actually left with cash in pocket (shocking) but still added new gear from the usual suspects: Okuma, A-Tom-Mik, ITO, Finger Lakes Tackle, Great Lakes, Blood Run, Northern King, Slippery Sinker & Captain's Cove. Wish I could have included the Moor Sub Troll 900 - have to start saving my pennies again...

I talked to Mathew for a bit at the Niagara Expo and took a look at his new "Torpedo Deep Sea Diver". Interesting concept and the diver looks solid - I want to take one for a spin sometime this season.

Looks like maps 14805 and 14806: http://www.charts.noaa.gov/OnLineViewer/GreatLakesViewerTable.shtml

Switched to TROUTMAN87's 12lb torpedoes last season and very pleased...

I booked at the Quality - worked out to $89.27 after tax & surcharge for the least expensive option.

That's a good question and I'm pretty new too so I've asked the same. Leave room between your boat and others (plus extra) for whatever gear they might be running - planer boards can be out to the sides more than 100 feet and wire/copper rigs running behind the boat up to 1000. If the pack is trolling East/West, cutting straight through headed North or South (particularly with no warning) isn't going to make you any friends. The best example I've seen was last season, off Hamlin Beach during the summer derby, a very busy time for both charters and recreational fisherman. There were five distinct lines of travel, all headed East/West and staggered about every 60 feet of water depth. The boat to my outside wanted to cut in, hailed us on the vhf ("Calling white Starcraft, tan bimini top.", aboard the Jolly II...), told me what he wanted to do and asked what we were running. No fuss, no muss. Very glad he did too since we had a client fighting a nice salmon on a dipsy, back about 400 feet.

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Interested to see how you do. I can't think of anyone else I've seen out this time of year...

Here's the website: http://www.lindyfishingtackle.com/catalog.aspx?catid=beckman LOU member mostlymuskies has occasionally made discounted ordering available to the membership. That's how I got mine last year.

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