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  1. BRsnow
    Hi. What are the dimensions of the box? Thank you
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    Moved to eBay.
  3. BRsnow
    I use 80lb for most casting and 100lb for larger rubber baits like mag bull dawgs. It is more for abrasion resistance than “strength” 60 will work just need to watch it and check it close if you backlash.
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    60lb braid is a bit light for some lures. Buck tails and top water are effective, cover water and don’t take a finesse approach and work fine with lighter braid. They also don’t tire you out as quick. They are predators, so cover, ambush areas are great places to cast. Open water with located bait is also good. Just when you are about to quit is when they typically show up:-) I have chased them for a long time, so feel free to ask as many questions as you like.
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    Pm coming
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    If it makes a difference this will mostly be in Lake Michigan, I fish out of my uncles boat when we are on Lake Ontario. Thank you
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    Thanks, I have used single strand for Muskie, but will be first time with the braided wire. Appreciate he help.
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    Thank you, I have 8’ MH talora rods, if I install a twilli tip, can the other guides/rod hand wire? Thank you.
  9. BRsnow
    Having moved west I don’t get but a week or two of Great Lakes trolling. Growing up we used mono. For a diver rod set up, if you had to choose, which one wire or braid? I am comfortable with rigging either, Thank you
  10. BRsnow
    If you could only have one leadcore set up, how many colors?
  11. BRsnow
    Accurate and more than enough for a deer. My father in law uses one for elk here in Colorado as well.
  12. BRsnow
    the .270 and 30-06 are the same case with a ton of overlap. An animal won’t know the difference. Typically ammo availability is good for both and you can hunt bigger game as well. Felt recoil comes down to fit much of the time, find a gun theater fits and recoil is typically not an issue.
  13. BRsnow
    Bump
  14. BRsnow
    for anything in the lower 48. With quality of bullets these days you don’t need anything special caliber wise.
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    I will take them. Thank you
  16. BRsnow
    Hi, looking to pick up a net that allows me to release salmon/lake trout with minimal damage. Lake trout get up 40” or so and be used for salmon as well. I fish solo or with my kids, so lighter is better. Any suggestions? Thank you
  17. BRsnow
    Thanks, I will give them a call. Appreciate it
  18. BRsnow
    Thank you, this is the older sportsman model so I don’t believe I can extend it. I believe it should work fine though. Appreciate the help
  19. BRsnow
    Outside of being a giant, this fish looks like it has room to grow, not the more robust body you see on upper 30, low 40lb fish. Crazy!
  20. BRsnow
    I agree, I use both here Colorado on elk and deer. They work great.
  21. BRsnow
    Hi, looking to pick up light 7-7’6” rods that are light but have enough backbone for once a year salmon trip Lake Michigan or Ontario , using spoons. Also suggestions for ML for flasher flies would be great as well. Want to keep them on the shorter side as well. I am in Colorado and will use them on lake trout the rest of the year. Thank you
  22. BRsnow
    Bump
  23. BRsnow
    Thank you, they will be 2.5-3 feet off the stern, should be good
  24. BRsnow
    Hi, Is it possible to buy replacement “spring” part? Seems mine have worn down. Thank you
  25. BRsnow
    Any chance you will ship?
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