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  2. rod hog
    One is a Shimano TLA-90MRG2 length is 9 ft. This is a roller guide rod. Power is medium, Action is medium. Awesome rod, best diver rod I've ever owned. $150.00 Pick up only, Rochester, NY There are Two the same. Both are TLA-100MH-2 length 10 ft. Power is Medium Heavy, Action is Medium Heavy. Both have Twirlie Tips. All in great shape, just a weekend warrior not a charter boat. $45.00 each
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  4. rod hog
    I have two Shimano Tekota 700 Reels, one has 200 ft. of copper the other has 300 ft. of copper. Both have Power pro backing. Both are on Okuma Copper Rods. $325.00 each Pick up only. The other one is Okuma Clarion Reel on an Okuma Copper Rod, There is 150 ft. of Copper with Power Pro backing. $225.00 Pick up only Rochester NY.
  5. sherman brown
    You might add the price!!
  6. Lake Man
    Hey, I’m looking for a fishing buddy who’s interested in exploring Cayuga Lake with me.
  7. sherman brown
    If you need to buy bigger reels, I have 2 Penn GTI 330 reels I only used a couple of times bottom fishing for Grouper that only caught a couple of fish, and they are the same, and you can't tell any difference than new reels. I bought them and only used 1 so one is brand new, but I can't tell which one is new, but I will let them go for 60 each, shipped to you. If you're interested, vmessage me.
  8. Lake Man
    Hey, I’m looking for a fishing buddy who’s interested in exploring Cayuga Lake with me.
  9. Rusty
    For sale are 2 brand new cannon stainless steel swivel bases, these are $199 new, selling for $150 each … call or text me at 4842394723… my ims don’t work sometimes… I can ship if needed …. Pick up in Allentown pa or Mexico ny
  10. sherman brown
    I don't mean to browbeat you, but for future reference, on a purchase like that, always have a survey done. It's well worth the money for the peace of mind and to prevent something like this from happening to you.
  11. sherman brown
    Now that you mention it i have had the same thing happen many years ago with some fish shaped weights I was using when I first got into rigger fishing back in the late 70s after I was released from the Marine Corps.
  12. Taylor1969
    Daiwa 91/2 foot rod with a daiwa sealine 47 reel both new must pick up in Lancaster ny call tom 716-260-0977 or pm me 120.00
  13. Rippin'Line
    Will be expensive no matter what. If you decide to do it have the stringers checked while they are in there.
  14. fishaddict
    Clarification on dipsy combos $80 each or $150 pair.
  15. Sk8man
    Jacob - As you can see from these answers there is no single "correct" answer to the question; each of these answers apparently works for each of the people suggesting them. A few basic things to consider and perhaps help you to decide for your situation are these: 1. Are you just fishing the Great Lakes and/or other bodies of water? Fishing in other smaller lakes you can usually get away with lighter leaders where King salmon aren't present. If fishing both possibly select according to where you fish the most often in terms of pound test. 2. Monofilament and fluorocarbon have different characteristics which can suggest your selection. Mono has some stretch to it while fluoro doesn't have much - if any. Where this becomes important is in potential snap- offs under tension. I use both for different reasons. In shallow water where running smaller dipseys with spoons I run a little lighter diameter fluoro and run the drag on my reels lighter. When fishing deeper with attractors (e.g. flashers spin doctors or dodgers) I go to heavier mono or fluoro because of increased tension on the line and rod, and the reel tension is set higher and using wire main line there is no give or stretch. I mostly use 40-50 lb test mono on my hand tied flies because this is where savage strikes from Kings can occur. Some folks use snubbers with their divers but if a mono leader is used it is unnecessary because the mono provides some stretch. Fluoro leaders not so much. Fishing down deep the "stealth" factor ascribed to fluoro is probably irrelevant too.. 3. If you are using high quality reels with smooth drags with a good strength range you can often get away with lighter fluoro or mono too. 4. all the above options already mentioned will work just select for your own preference and the fishing conditions.
  16. fishaddict
    5 new spoons $25 2 flasher and fly $20 Downrigger wire 300’ $25 New Magda 30 line counter $40 Used in great shape 2 dipsy rod/reel with wire combos $80 Call (646)670-003six. Mike
  17. LongLine
    If no luck on the normal E-W troll, then try the N-S. (But watch out for the CDCG! I wonder what it'd cost to get that boat back. ) "Little cousin" tired of bouncing around in that north wind on the Genny or mission accomplished?
  18. Salty Nut
    Thank you!
  19. GAMBLER
    Water color from run off will not matter much at this time of the year. A lot of the kings are too far out by now.
  20. fishaddict
    New in the box bought last year but never installed Evo150 hydraulic autopilot $1500 New Octopus hydraulic hose kit for autopilot connection $150. Will sell all together for $1600. Call (646)670-003six. Mike
  21. Salty Nut
    Trying to plan a trip up inthe next day or so and just saw major flooding report on Albany news. Did that storm cause muddy creeks to dump in lake O etc? I'm a Sodus port fisherman, just wondered if the color etc changed because of storms Thanks
  22. Nameless Fish
    30lb flouro for Kings on wire divers 20lb flouro for browns/early kings on braid divers
  23. KagRunner
    I should be out Saturday morning I will pm you my #
  24. GAMBLER
    TTT
  25. GAMBLER
    LOC ended Sunday so you are off the hook!
  26. BRsnow
    20lb spoons, 30lb flashers
  27. Shattered
    Ditto to what Finsntins said except I use 50lb mono leaders from diver to paddle.
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