orangediablo

great price, great combo.

Recently upgraded my bow, so this is up for sale. 29" draw set around 65#. Shoots great, took a bunch of deer and great to shoot. Includes stabilizer, rest, quiver and sight.. This will make an excellent first bow or backup. Pics can be seen here: http://buffalo.craigslist.org/spo/5440258375.html. If you need different pics or info, 716 983 7637. Looking for $115 or trade for reel for 300 copper.

share what you got tomorrow!! We'll be there for the weekend. I'll post results from the Bar tomorrow morning, but not expecting a lot.

you talking east winds like 10-15, or lighter winds like 10 or less? Do strategies change at all with how big of a blow? Take this upcoming weekend for example with a light east wind....how would you fish it?

I know in PA, you are allowed to hunt twp pf the three types of swans in the state. I'm just not sure which one is protected

ah, should have specified I was also looking for a 4 stroke

must be 25" shaft, so I may only be limited to 10hp motors. Let me know what's out there.

Just throwing this out there, but I know the Subtroll and Fish hawk speeds aren't consistent with one another. So, when you say a down speed of 2.5, which units are you guys speaking of?

we used the 13# Atommik torpedos on out Mag 10A riggers. they were slow as balls, but still got the job done.

love seeing the riggers go, even if they are lakers 3:52....how common of an occurrence is it for a guy with his...er....rod out...to grab a rigger rod before anyone else??

what about the pics when he was gettin them out??

easiest answer, your local tackle shop (including the sponsors on the site). Without them, you're paying WAY too much at Gander, Dicks....Plus, the convenience. Buy from the local shops, and they'll always be around.

yup. If you don't want the added drag, and you're looking to spend a few $, check out eh TripZ divers

Another option for 400' copper is the Okuma Clarion 553ls. Lower price than the reels mentioned above with 6.2:1 ratio.

i'm not 100% convinced I need my line to disappear in the water. We caught fish last week on mono and on braid with and without flouro leaders. From what I was seeing, guess I'll have to pay more attention to how much different the catch ratio is. When we chose our line this year, we went with something that we can easily see above the water. If we find we want it to be invisible in the water, we'll throw on a flouro leader.

Wire or braid for divers. As for rigger rods, if what you have ain't broke, don't fix it. If you want to switch brands, a lot of people use Big Game, Blood Run, PLine.....take your pick. We switched from Big Game to Sufix this year because we wanted something lighter and Hi-Vis. So far, no issues.

If you are fishing a copper down the chute with a fairly experienced crew, and you hook up on another rod, have someone attach a big inline to the chute rod to get it out of the way until you get the fish in. It's a LOT easier than burning in a long copper all the time.