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Thanks a ton Ifishy, I watched the video and it was on a local channel. The guy is from Scranton Pa. Which kind of puzzled me as he is way closer to Lake Wallenpawpack which is supposed Have a way population of stripers then our little

What ounce jig should I use to run off the riggers at 2mph so it doesn't fall lower or raise above the ball? I watched a charter come to our local lake and he trolled a Spro hair jig with a 5 to 6 inch chartreuse swim bait about 50ft behind the ball and he was doing rather well with this theory. he was running 4 lines at 10ft increments so they had to track rather strait off the balls. What's your take on the weight of the hair jigs? Thanks for any info. Want to give this a shot before I put her away for the winter! PAP.

It's a good thought even if it's only that!! It shows some have the initiative to grab the bull by the horns!! I can only imagine what one would have to go through. I'm involved with a gun club and we raise our own trout, amazing the amount of guys that show up to fish, but last year we needed to make repairs on the hatchery and it's only the same guys that show up when we mention the words "help" "work" just makes a man wonder sometimes, ironically I'm the youngest that shows up and I'm 50 yrs old and the other got 10-20yrs on me, but the 30 and younger are there when the bell rings one the opening day! Go figure.

Why couldn't you use a silicon in clear. Give each rivit a dab and flatten it out a little with your finger and good to go stayed on my windshield for years. 100% silicon comes in a tube use a calk gun, just a thought?

Good Greif man your blessed, size 12 shoes and Ankle High RUBBERS. You should be in the movies!!!! LOL, good luck with you sale I'm out.

Thanks for sharing I hope that they can accomplish this in lakeO, I especially like the idea of the walleye making a comeback. If those lakes can do it I'm sure lake O can accomplish the same. Thanks again GILL T

The forage out of the lake your fishing most of the time works better, yes fat heads are way cheaper, but we are referring to 2-31/2" they are $3.75 to 4.25 a dozen when fishing is good you go through a couple dozen a day. During this period of time you get big $$$ into bait plus it's something to toy around with, it's a challenge soon to be a obsession. Being able to keep them alive after you worked your a$$ off. Nothing about fishing is profitable we all know that. Being able to access bait in the winter on a Sunday morning at 5:00am is next to impossible.

LOL, now that's funny, hey Fox you have a great sence of humor "Master Bait-er" when we were in Canada we fished 3 in a boat and I was in the middle, well the fishing got fast and furious before you know it all I'm doing is breaking worms into 3's and handing dad and skip worms, that night that's what they called me The Master Baiter LOL

I had similar issues with my church boards, then one day a 2 watt bulb came on in my head, what if I send out the dipsy to the length I want on a O setting and only send it out a few feet? then I can see which way I need to go with the weight, 2 or 3 pulling them in and back out I got them dialed in!!😄😄 just an idea

X2, anyway welcome to the site, sounds like you'll fit right in.

All the above is spot on. Keeping the water clean from their own nature calls is a big key factor. The cost of keeping minnows out ways the cost of buying bait, plus the idea of just getting the bait when the mood strikes you is worth it to me. But I will say it's like having a pet, they need your attention or they will die!