BRsnow
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When you look at Lake Michigan you are seeing the opposite, a drastic increase in overall size and larger big than we have seen in quite some time. -
With a track system on modern boats, is using an individual downrigger mount like crestliner sure mount stronger then using the a track mounted on a few mounts with the downrigger and other items. Was curious if using a track strengths the connections.
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Can you load the rods tight using rubber bands in blacks?
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I use Okuma big lake tournament ML and L on inland lakes here in CO, they work well and the lighter sizes are priced right. -
Wanted Daiwa Saltist 20 w/ line counter
BRsnow replied to GAMBLER's topic in Classifieds - Buy, Sell, Trade or Rent
I have a couple new in box but do not have line counters, just standard. -
Thanks, they seemreally nice. This is what the reel cal said, it sounds like I can get away with less backing, -
For those of you using these for, what type/amount of backing with 30lb wire? I have blood run wire if that helps. Thanks. They have a bit larger capacity than saltist 30it seems.
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I certainly do feel fortunate to have fished Lake O in the 90’s, not only because the fish were much bigger but you also used 12-17lb line and downriggers. It was just simpler and less heavy tackle.
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I will give the 7’ MH TDRs a shot, inexpensive experiment . I appreciate the insight
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I fish solo most of the time in a 17 footer. I use the s clip set up and anything over 8 feet is difficult to unclip the diver and keep the line tight
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I have no need to overcompensate . 7 foot has been fine with braid.
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I have some twili tips, looking for 7-7’6” foot rods for wire diver. Will the aluminum oxide rings on standard talora rods work? Or TDR with same guides? If not any suggestions would be great. Thanks.
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With the south Chatham spooler, does it hold enough tension to get it spooled pretty tight?
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With the smaller diameter what is a likely out come for copper length with braid backing? This would be for smaller kings out west and occasional Great Lakes salmon, was hoping for 200-250 but that might be a stretch. Thanks.
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These sealines have the ultimate tournament drag and higher speed. Bump. -
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Only troll salmon about 10% of boat use. How accurate is the slipducer.? Will be getting a lithium multi and think the slipducer would be most convenient, but not against the traditional transducer if there is a big advantage. The sea sucker mounting board would be useful as well with the standard transducer. Appreciate the help.
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Saltist are all sold, open to offers on the sealines. Thanks.
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All new $100 shipped in US -
Bump for today, looking to avoid eBay 14% fee, so open to offers. Thanks
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Thanks, but my home office looks like a sporting goods store currently, so just looking to sell:-)
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New prices
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Went a bit overboard and geared up like a charter vs 16 footer. I am in Colorado, so I will be shipping, but have bought and sold on here with no previous issues. Saltist are sold. 2 60 and 1 50 sealine, all 3 for $280 shipped in US. always open to offers but not looking to trade. Thank you, Ben
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I have caught browns on them, basically have caught everything on them, but also used to run them a ton. They did excel with spring and summer kings though.
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Small j plugs, size 3 have put some really large kings in the boat over the years.
