Hillside

I am sure his arms were burning and you were excited as heck for him!

Great job! How long was the fight?

I took a teen fishing today (a great kid my buddy knows). An appreciative teen who deserved some salmon experience. Fished from 5:30 until 10:30 in the same area as yesterday, 65' to 80' down in 180 to 250 fow. We went 7 for 9 and had two knockoffs best results were inside 210'. Largest fish was just over 14 pounds. We could not find anything bigger. We did catch a 7 pound brown 80 feet down in 200 fow (which was a nice surprise). NBK and Black Wiggle (or Weezer) did all the work.

Fished from 5:30 until 10:45. 65' to 80' down in 180 to 250 fow. We went 8 for 11 (lost one at the net...I wasn't netting, and I lost 2 others [one was of good size and fought with me for three minutes before he let go]). NBK was the hot spoon pattern; only took one on meat. I got our sixth one for the box (19 pounds 8 ounces) and we cleared the rods on one side and did a couple of dance steps with the wire divers as the fish went over and under a couple of times. I thought I would lose number four, but we got it. As we were reeling this in, our meat rig took a hit so we reeled that in and released it quick as we could (10 or 11 pounder I'm guessing). The black flies were horrible. The fleas weren't much better at times, they were collecting on the swivel to the fish hawk. Here is our biggest of the day. I had a pretty good laugh as my buddy almost went in while taking the picture.

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Thanks Mike. It has been a slow frustrating process for us this year, but it is a process (I am not quite like you and the time you put in on Seneca though).

We went 6 for 8. Largest was a 21lb 4oz salmon (caught on a yellow tail moonshine), higher on the line with a fixed cheater at the same time we had an 18" salmon (nbk); my buddy thought he was tangled on a dipsey. The last fish of the day was a 12 lb 1 oz steelhead. At one point we only had two of the six lines in. One of the lost ones ripped the dipsy as we were deploying it (fought it for two long runs, then it ran at the boat and I was not ready for it [stupid mistake]). Caught another steelhead after our dipsy snagged the 8 color and I was hand lining the lead out as I was pulling the board to the boat to get untangled. All but the last fish were caught in 325' or more anywhere from 65' to 80' down. NBK and a Blue/Glow NBK Stinrays took the most hits. We had to work to get the last three fish. Temp was 50 degrees down to 80 feet so we kept searching for the water we wanted for the fish. I did not get a good picture of the steelhead to show the size (2nd pic).

If you search "Midnight Special" on this site, you get your answer. It is a Dreamweaver; you may have to special order them.

Frogger is correct about the discussion being posted on the site. Searched "mounted too high" on here and clicked on the discussion about the Starcraft 210 Click here

It says $75

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Sold to outwest.

Still for sale (Lot B) Sale not finalized by shoysize.

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Seven NEW, in package and out, Finger Lakes Tackle spoons four magnums (three have no hooks only one split ring) & three regular size (with hooks). Three of the mags are gold backs. $38 (includes shipping in the contiguous US).

Lot 1 sold pending payment from Starweld.

Lot 2 sold to Sanitarium.

Lot 3 sold to chaos

Lot 1 Six lures (two of each pattern) Sparx Olive Perch, Sparx Blue Ice, & Silver Prism/Black SOLD $38 shipped (to the contiguous U.S.) Lot 2 Six lures (two of each pattern) Pearl/Chartreuse (not a good picture of the chartreuse on top), Watermelon, & Citrus Shad SOLD $38 shipped (to the contiguous U.S.) Lot 3 Six lures (two of each pattern) Green Hot Tiger, Sparx Hot Tiger, & Green Glow Squiggles SOLD $38 shipped (to the contiguous U.S.)