Jason Barra

I just purchased a few 30's and a couple 45's, and I have to say, they're really nice out of the box. My first impression, beefy! If they preform as well as my cold waters, I'll be very happy, and getting some more. Only time will tell.

Planning on hitting the flea market up. Where would be a good place to stay, and park my boat without any problems. Thanks for the help!

I broke my hand the one year, and got a crossbow. You'll be able to salvage your season with a lot less hassle.

Bringing the boat home back to Albany this weekend from Olcott, and thinking about making a pit stop on Oneida for some walleye. Looking for any suggestions where to start. Should I troll? Drift and jig? If I troll, what speed do they like? What depth are they hanging around in this time of year? If drifting and jigging, use typical colors? Depth? I have no experience on this lake, any advice will be greatly appreciated. Just want to keep the kids busy, lol 😁 Thanks

Absolutely use them. Great tool to have. I have been using them for years on my outside riggers with extendable booms. They definitely give you a wider spread. I run 4 riggers with 16lbs weights, the 2 outside ones with the wingers, and dipseys on the outside of them. Never had a problem. My only concern would be if you used 10 or 12 pound weights, they might get tangled in your dipsey, because they'll spread out farther.