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Posts posted by J.D.
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Check out this North shore forum.
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The first early trips out of Braddocks Bay will interesting. Sand pushed back in the channel plus low water, plus any debris flushed out of the bay into the channel..... I think I'll put my waders in the boat the first few trips and be trimmed up and moving at idle speed. Better safe than sorry.
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They are VK-2 flashers from Finland. Very hard to find in the US now. I have 6 of them and run them all the time. Check out this video... If I didn't have enough, I'd be all over these. I run meat or Apex blades behind them...
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I like to tie my own flys. are the heads available separately ?
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21 hours ago, whaler1 said:
Not accurate. In 2004 my 34.5 came in third. I will try to get Dave or Sarah to send me the data from 2001.
Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario UnitedAsk for the data from 1994 fall derby..... a monster year..
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4 hours ago, whaler1 said:
Great lures. King salmon killers.
True west coast favorite, surprised more guys don’t run them.
Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario UnitedToo late... damn..
48 Apex rigged on my boat. at least 2 in the water at all times....
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Airmar has a nice transducer bottom coverage calculator. Select your transducer model and check the variables. Nice info. before you buy.
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14 minutes ago, Legacy said:
Not a chance in hell!!!
x 100 !!
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I run the squid bodies in JDF bait heads behind dodgers and flashers.
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Bolt them right on the cannon base.
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11 minutes ago, Legacy said:
Keep it to fishing guys... posts have been deleted.
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4 hours ago, tuffishooker said:
Black/purple straight Bomber for us in the spring !
X2...
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Funny..... I've ordered from him a number of times and always had prompt delivery.
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Better off going to "Mad River Custom Tackle " e-bay store and getting new die cut tapes for your own custom flashers
https://www.ebay.com/str/Mad-River-Custom-Fishing-Tackle?_trksid=p2047675.l2563
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The area just behind the hand grip where the gunnel gets a bit wider may be your only choice. The options below would allow you to remove the fishing equipment easily and return back to a family boat in just a few minutes.
One option would be to install flush mount rod holders in the wide area and then use a gimbal mount downrigger base in the holder.
Flush mount rod holder
Downrigger base will fit in rod holder
The next option would be to use a 90 degree straight rod holder, and mount a board across the back something like this one.
90 degree ,"flat" rod holder
Devise a board that fits into the rod holders, high enough to clear the motor cover.
Third option would be fabricating your own custom shaped mounting plates to fit that wider area. Perhaps a 6 inch section of track could be cut and shaped to fit there. you could add a riser mount in the track with a board across to hold riggers and rod holders.
6 inch track
Downrigger riser fits in track
I hope this gives you a few ideas. Good luck!
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Gone to Fishtales.....
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Cleaning out the shop, boxed up approx. 13 lbs. of lead chunks and bank sinkers. If you can use it let me know. Pick up in North Greece, Braddocks Bay area. Free to a good home...
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be advised....Japanese hook sizes are a bit different than US sizes...
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I bay launch
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I drove by last week, it looks like the new ramps aren't even in yet.
West Point marina at Braddock bay is a mess right now too. You can't swing a dead cat down there without hitting 3 or 4 pieces of construction equipment.... looks like a new sea wall and who knows what else. I hope they finish up soon.