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good times out of port ontario/salmon river or second that on irish knots out of mexico.

Thanks Barry,,there is always a spot open for you

Went out at 9 today,took 3 kings and laker,2 kings went 20 lbs,other was a skippy,off the little salmon,130-150 fow down 100 and 110 on riggers.2 face uv and a green dot paddles.would have stayed but it kicked up and I was alone making it tough to control boat.try it again tom.

been out the last two weekends and not much happening.the only hope in the near future is it looks like a west wind for a few days at the end of this week and into the weekend may set things up,we will see.

if i were you id wait a few more weeks till the lake sets up.gona be hard to find them,things have been hit or miss on the east end,but my thought has always been if you dont go you have a 100% chance of catching nothing!!!!!

pretty simple here,make loop in wire,pass loop through eye,pull swivel through loop and cinch tight then do one or two overhand knots and cinch tight.not sure what others do,but this has never failed for me.

just going through an overtons catalog,hand held 100 bucks.base radio,8' antenna,and ratchet mount 150 bucks and free shipping.worth every penny of that extra 50 bucks.the only thing you will need to do is be able to soldier in the pl-259 connector that screws onto the back of radio,if you are not capable,im sure you can find someone to help you out or you can get a screw on one from radio shack,i like to soldier them on,but screw on one will work.

exactly what was said above,can you put a price on your life and your passengers?dont waste your money on a hand held,get a fixed mount and good antenna,8 foot would be best.think there are a couple in the classifieds on this site.

i ran the same setup last year,with copper down the chute.it produced quite well.problem with it down the chute is you should bring it in when you get a fish on one of the other rods or you are asking for a mess,so,it can be a pain,especially if you only fish with two people on the boat.im going to run it off otter boats this year.300 is a good starting point.like what was said above i am going to add a 400 and 500 this year.as far as buying one,atomic sells them as a package deal,as does hills valley,which is a sponsor on this site.if you fish around pulaski,the local tackle shops also sell them all set up.oh,and by the way,after pulling in a few on copper,now when it fires,i usually find myself in the cabin or piloting the boat and let someone else grab it!!!!!!you will see why.haha

mine is mounted next to two transducers,200 mhz and a 50/200 mhz,no problems with interference here.

i use them between copper and braid,not sure what size,i know they are rated for 50 lbs,just make sure they are small enough to go through your level wind.i had a cabellas depth master i set up for browns and it wouldnt fit through.

GREEN DOT BIKINI!!!!!!! get both spinny and e-chip.i run spinny on dipsey or copper and e=chip on rigger.hot set up last year

sounds electrical if shuts off that quick,i would put a spark checker on it,ones you can run the motor while connected and see if you are loosing spark.if you dont have a spark checker,get a can of starting fluid,shoot it in the carb when goes to die,if it brings it back,then you know its not spark and probably fuel problem. try using a different fuel line,primer bulb and tank to see if you have a bad primer bulb or bad tank vent.if that stuff dont work,try to find a respectable yamie dealer.

Try dragging the bottom with cowbells,f/f,and or spoons in deeper water for lakers.

That early you would be better off further west,if you are going to fish east,you may be heading offshore pretty far to find fish and you will need a lot of cable on your riggers!!!!

I've been here all week.like was stated above,slow steady pick.little salmo around to catfish out to high rocks.10 to 30 fow.spoons on riggers,Carmel dolphin has been good all week.sticks on boards.silver/black,gold/black,andperch have worked. We have managed 5 to 10 browns per day with steelies,bows,lakers and 1 king mixed in.mostly small fish,couple browns around 5 lbs and 1 steely 8.5 lbs.good luck!

run your hand through the stream when the alarm goes off,if it is actually running hot you will know,if the water isnt "steaming"then you may have a bad sensor.also,before you get deeper into the motor,if you have easy access to a ramp,i would try running it on the trailer in the water,sometimes they just dont get enough on the ears especially at idle.