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Big Dave

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  1. The channel is open. Cornell or Ithaca Collage went up and down the channel all day with a 14'er to break up the skim ice. The Crew boats were out this afternoon when I came back into town. The crew of the crews didn't look to excited to be out rowing :lol:

  2. I would have to put one on each foot. How ever I like to row and have a 14' row boat that I troll with sometimes. What I use is lures like the wallydiver or deep shad rap. Cast them out to each side leave the bail open and row some and click the bail over. That gets them back aways and start crusing around. Get some nice browns that way. The trouble is going slow enough. Watch the rod tips and you can see the lure action. You can tell if you pick up weeds or if a fish hits ;)

  3. Size #1 is what we use. With a snubber and a 7' leader. 2.5 to 3 setting will get you 60 to 70'. I made my own rod holders. They hold the rods parallel with the water and away from the rigger cables. 1 1/2" stainless tube with a bracket welded to the front and a through bolt through the back of the tube. You don't want them to stick out past the side of the boat. Good rod holders are worth the money, if you can't make them. Thats a lot of money to go splash when a fish hits , or the pull of the dipsie breaks a cheap one ;)

  4. 2 mono dipsey

    2 braid dipsey

    6 wire dipsey

    2 lead core

    1 Copper expermintal rod

    10 Lake Ontario rigger rods

    6 Cayuga rigger rods

    a few spare ones

    couple dozen spinning , and casting rods

    4 fly rods

    30 old rods antique, vintage, Dad's , Grandpa's etc. steel ones including an interline rod that telescopes from the 1850's

    a dozen Zebco set ups that I used with the Cub Scouts. Sword fighting proof ;)

    Some Ice stuff, Need a lot of Ice for me.

    Guess I am like the guy in the commerical, that wants it all!!! 8)

    Your not sick you don't hardly have a fever :shock:

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