FishnChef

That's prime time for Kings... any Pier will do as long as it's surrounded by water

Thanks for the reply. I ended up going with the Daiwa lexa 400 hd high speed reel. might be a little larger than I need but seems to tick all the boxes hasn't gotten here yet, should be here Tuesday. looking to try some new areas on the st-lawrence this year as my combined 5 days in the Massena area and two days in Clayton produced zero fish so next time I'll probably launch out of Ogdensburg. I refuse to be discouraged

Lol..i kept waiting for the pic to load..

Welcome.you might get a little more attention if you change the heading to wanted it's in the drop down at the top when you are creating or editing your post

call Fishhawk. If he's around you'll get to talk to the owner and he can be super helpful. I sent him some pictures and he helped me iron out some transducer placement issues. A+ + + on the customer service there

did you get them this time

I sent you a p.m.

Wow, umm ok. And why would I want to spend $200-500 on one lure. I know they catch fish and are works of art but damn. I think I'll go with some $40 wander shads

Looking at buying a dedicated musky baitcasting reel. Generally I run 80 lb braid so it would need to have enough capacity for that and also it would need to be right hand retrieve. Looking for something in the $200 range. I was eyeballing the Abu Revo 4 winch but seems like it might be a little light in the capacity department and though I've never caught a truly large muskie I know they're not known for their blistering runs so maybe 100 yards is enough line. Will primarily be used on the st. Lawrence. Also while I have your attention does anybody know where I can get a couple Baker baits?