FishingFool34

$130 shipped....

will do better on the price if picked up....

Like new Castle X G3 Launch snowmobile jacket, worn 5 times. Jacket is still stiff and not broken in yet. No rips/stains, non-smoker, comes with removable liner, wind/water proof. Jacket was well over $200 new last year. Size is XL and color is black/gray. Asking $150 shipped

Yeah that pic is my PB walleye caught right in your neck of the woods this past May... BRB! Good luck!

The mods from bloodrun are moving the weight forward, changing clip point on rear from top of board to bottom (newer boards already have this done from factory) and finally angling the front clip bracket up. Use a heat gun and bend the front bracket so the clip points up in the air instead of parallel with the water. I run red clips front front and rear on mine never had an issues with them. Have to double wrap them when clipping in braid though.

I troll for walleye all the time with my trolling motor. Speed and conditions play a huge roll in how long you can troll for. On a normal day I'm trolling at 1.8-2.2 at 50-60% power on my motor and can do 6ish hours on my 24v Terrova with ipilot Link. I run 2 29 series batteries (I don't know the specifics off top of my head) but they are top of the line walmart batteries lol, roughly $90-100 each. You will prolly get more duration/power if you bumped up to 31 group AGM batteries, but you're talking almost triple the price of conventional batteries too. You would have a very tough time on Lake O trying to use a TM to get up to salmon speeds in any kind of wind/current imo. I can't comment on a 36v other than to say if you can afford it... get it, you can always turn down the power. You could prolly get away with a co-pilot motor but I would recommend iPilot, Link is great but you need specific electronics and map card to utilize everything.

I started with big boards for walleye and honestly hated them. I ended up selling it all and going with inlines, granted that was before I got the salmon fever and now wish I kept them to pull coppers. But for walleye they are hard to beat (great for spring browns too), add a set of clip on weights and you can pinpoint just about any depth you want for walleye. I would highly recommend the tattle flag kits also, not so much for telling when a fish is on but for telling when something isn't running right (small fish, weeds, fouled lure). Here's the bloodrun link, and a link to the best price if you decide to buy new boards https://bloodruntackle.com/inline-planer-board-modifications/ https://www.franksgreatoutdoors.com/off-shore-combo-bag.html

I run offshore inline boards and needed to modify them to pull anything over 5 colors or they wouldn't run right. I can pull 8 colors (haven't tried a full 10 on board) or 300 copper but just barely after modding them. Checkout Bloodrun's website for tips on how to mod them. Offshore makes a larger inline board that I haven't tried but heard good things about.

I believe Mag 15s were discontinued in 2006 just fyi

6/9 today... 90-105 produced very well. All FF bite on riggers including 2 doubles, never moved a dipsy all day. Wonderbread spin doctor produced 5 outta 9 hits. Lots of fish, was marking all day long.

Anyone been out of mexico lately?

perfect I'll take them... pm me payment info.