IDK Fishing

I did my order by telephone they were able to answer every question I had I don’t think you will be disappointed with the company or the quality of their products

Yes, if they are using the 3” track. I want to say Big Jon calls it New Track. I believe Cannon, Traxstech, Big Jon, Bert’s, Tite-Lok & Cisco are now all interchangeable track systems. Cisco Fishing Systems products are made in Ohio & you can get any length track you want they do custom if needed.

I have mostly Big Jon Sports gear on my boat but when I bought my main tracks I went with Cisco Fishing systems for my 3’ tracks. I would have gone with Big Jon Sports but couldn’t locate any in stock. As far as I can tell all the companies have standardized the 3” boat track systems, it’s great to see companies standardizing them. Cisco Fishing Systems has very high quality tracks, rounded edges, fantastic finish & all needed hardware included. I also have a Traxstech track, it is very solid however the texture of the surface is a blasted finish which makes sliding the components much more difficult, although it is very easy to lock items down in place.

I am looking to add a few more reels to my gear. I fish Lake Ontario spring, summer & fall for trout & salmon. I am currently running my father’s old Penn 210M from 80’s and Okuma Convector CV20D’s & CV30D’s from early 2000’s all reels have carbontex drag washers, I have a few of each. The reels I’m running have all functioned well with no real issues. I would like to pick up a couple new reels but I’m not sure what to buy. I originally planned on buying a couple more Convectors but have heard the quality of the new ones is not as good as the old ones. Can anyone recommend a current production reel that should run flawlessly for many years to come? I prefer line counter reels even though I know they aren’t always accurate. I will try to keep my budget reasonable for peace at home while not fishing. Thank you, IDK Fishiing