tlr426

I know two people with proline boats one a 19cc and the other a 23cc they are both happy with the hull and the way it haddles lake ontario.

I just order some to try this spring can't give you advice on size and colour. I can say that I went in the site on Friday and saw they had bt candy in stock. So Saturday when I had time I placed my order unfortunately they were listed as sold out. I placed order minus 1, then yesterday I saw that they were back in stock. All I can say is if it's not in stock give it a day or two and check again it maybe available. Can't to get them fishing and see how they do

If you could rig a block and tackle setup it may work. But the there would be some disadvantages like increased load on your boom. Maybe braid would work though.

The one I bought used with upgraded drag. The second I did because I got the kit for Christmas last year. The stock drag preformed perfect for one season. But I have heard that people have run into issues with the stock drag. I imagine that the saltist would work excellent. But I have never used one so I am not sure.

I have never used the saltist but my wire reels are tekota 600 with upgraded drags. And they have worked very well.

If you get a lip grip like the boga or another similar style and attach it to a rope. When you chatch a fish grip it by the lower jaw and tie the other end off to a cleat. After trolling for a while you will see the fish right it's self some times you have to hold the tail to assist or slow your troll a little. But with a little patience you can revive almost all the fish you chatch.

No worries the colour difference is very clear often you will see a line when clear water meets the coloured water. And the visibility decreases considerably you will know it when when you see it. Short cores that I started using this spring were 2 and 3 colour lead core. I bought a full 300 feet 10 colour and made a 2,3, and 5 colour setup for different depths. In the spring I definitely notice slower speeds to be more effective and as the water warms you can usually speed up your troll. Once you find a speed they like for the day it's important to try to keep that Constant if possible. It's a lot to learn out there I am still new to this too next year will be season 5 and every year you learn a little more. There is a lot of great info on this site and if you read over some old post you will find a ton of great information.

Spring time port dalhousie and jordan station. You can find browns as early as March if the weather is good. Stay in tight to shore with planners stick baits on the long lines and spoons on the riggers and short cores can produce. For the salmon... well they can be hard to find so look for green water and bait. They can be I 20 feet or 100 feet in the spring but usually if you can find good colour and bait salmon will be around. This spring I stayed inside of 100 feet till July and found salmon. Nothing huge but some good fish.