J.D.

I my opinion, the advent of the internet has a lot to do with it. For example, we've all had days when every lure we put down gets hit, other days, nothing gets touched. .. So i go out one sunny Saturday and pound the snot out of the kings on a glow frog spoon. Chances are, if the bite was hot, most any green spoon in the zone would draw strikes, but I ran the frogs.. I post pics here and tell you the glow frogs are hot, a ton of members read my post, Sunday morning, 50 boats are out running glow frogs...... they catch fish, post pics here, and the "hot glow frog saga" continues... By Monday afternoon, the local tackle stores are sold out of glow frog spoons.. Funny thing is, the guys running other spoons, flashers, dodgers, j plugs, and meat rigs caught fish too....... welcome to " the age of information overload"

Using Atomic's 15.5 lb. torpedoes here... no problems

Hit the sale on Thursday, good stuff at good prices. Funny thing... as I was walking down the sidewalk to the sale, I could hear the "click clack, jingle jingle tinkle" of spoon blanks being rummaged through from 100ft. away... made me laugh a little.

Also have Airmar P66.... great 'ducer

Rembering a time at Sodus Bay, and had a screen like that.... turned off the motor and sat there for a few minutes...fish began to surface, I was drifting in a giant school of longnose gar........

all your questions can be answered here... http://www.lakeontariounited.com/fishing-hunting/topic/38648-keating-on-kings-videos-and-book/

Airmar transducer guide....lots of good info here http://www.airmartechnology.com/uploads/brochures/AIRMAR%20Transducer%20Guide%202009.pdf

Keep'n it Reel. I have a man in line for the flashers but have not heard back on payment. If he doesen't buy, You will be my next contact. Thanks, Jim S.

I stack 2 rods on one rigger a lot, use Scotty Downriggers with auto stop beads, I'll explain my set up, maybe it will give you a few ideas. My auto stop bead is placed on the rigger cable 10 feet above the rigger weight, Blacks release at the bottom with weight clip, a second Blacks stacker release slides free on the cable between the ball and auto stop bead. I have a 2ft. piece of planer board line tied to the rigger boom with a loop the size of my hand on the hanging end. Setting the rigger: With the weight out of the water, close the stacker release on the loop hanging from the line on the boom. This allows you to set the bottom rod and lower it leaving the stacker release hanging within easy reach. Set the bottom rod and lower the rigger slowly, the rigger cable will slide through the stacker release as it hangs from the rigger boom. Stop before the auto stop bead hits the stacker release. Set the top rod, loosten the reel drags a bit and lower the rigger. The load on the rod and the water pressure will pull the stacker release up against the bottom of the stop bead and hold it there. Once the stacker release is tripped, it will slide down the cable to the ball. I always know the lures are exactly 10 feet apart. Move the stop bead if you want more distance between rods. Same set upon the probe rigger with coated cable. The rigger weight is stopped 10 ft. below the surface, no banging around in the waves until I finnish raising manually. I've been stacking rods like this for a few years now and it works very well once you get the hang of things. Just my $0.02

You are THE MAN !!!

Nice post, Tim