Rob

http://www.bouldermountainguide.com/browntrout.html

Look at the pic in the middle of the link.

I think you have a fat fish with a lack of calcium growing up!

While I have only caught nine hundred seventy three fall browns

from what i've seen when their back is broke it usually looks zig zag, not humped up.

How many have heard that term? Found it looking for upwelling info.

Here is a link. http://oceanmotion.org/html/background/ ... elling.htm

I have been in 18ft to 25ft of water between Braddocks and Light House Point.

No secret spots, I have the Cmap card on the GPS , just look for shoals and

humps in that depth. The fish are not in tight schools, just scatered in my last couple times out.

The lure is called a Speed Trap by Jenson I believe, has a orange belly on it.

Any crank bait that gets down 12ft should work.

Can only catch the bass trolling crank baits this year.

Not many but they are nice ones.

Freeman77 call 392-6600 about the riggers you are looking for.

Two cannons.

Buddy of mine has two older digitrolls and wants to know how to program them. Is it the same as the new style key touch pads?

One rigger seems to have a program that drops the ball 32ft ,50ft,80ft

then comes back up again. It may have a bad circuit board too.?

Thanks for any help.

OK besides the rods and high objects being removed or lowered,

in certain cases wouldn't it be better to leave your rigger cables in the water for a path to ground if you couldn't out run the storm or had engine troubles.

6am till 10:30am got rough.

Trolled outside harbor in 50ft. One walleye and a 12" perch.

Bomber stick baits 40 down.

Then drifted for bass in 18 to 25 ft of water, 1 for 4, They were jumping and spitting the tube jigs back at us.

Very windy and short rain showers all morning.

Fished 5pm till 8pm.

Started in 100ft went to 230ft turned around and trolled back to 80 ft.

1 release 0 fish.

Best graph picture was around 180-200ft.

Fished 60 to 120 FT. 5pm till 8 pm

Graph looked good in 78 ft bait and marks on bottom.

Strong currents. One 6 lb laker and one 17 lb King.

Both on spin doctor with green tinsel fly. down rigger set at 81 ft in 78 ft of water. Both fish were right on bottom.

Agree it's a weird start........

These spring browns have to go right to the bottom in around 40 ft of water

when the water is clear.

I know temp is important but they sure don't like the shallow

clear water, and if they are deeper it cold water too.

So what do you do?

We just have to figure them out.

I was out last Sunday and saw bottom in 32 feet by Light House shoal.

One coho 105 ft 25 down on small sutton spoon.

Follow the birds there are small bait pods below them.

Saw about 8 boats in 150-200ft more towards the Genny, radio was silent.

YOU CAN SEE BOTTOM IN 32 FEET! NO KIDDING.

This may help you decide.

http://www.offshorepursuits.com/tackle/ ... _1_400.jpg

We could make these if they are.

http://www.offshorepursuits.com/tackle/ ... ator.aspx#

This tip will help you.

Replace the pilot bit in your hole saw with a longer one.

This will allow you to start your 30 angle approach.

You shouldn't have to oval the hole, just cut on an angle.

A metal hole saw will cut your aluminum easier than the agresive wood hole saw bits and will still go through the wood it will just take a bit longer.

The big box stores have these, bring your holder with you to get right size,

go 1/8 larger.

Thanks I ordered a mag 5 today for $325 and $10 shipping.

That faster speed will help when I experiment with the salmon down deep like the GLA article stated.

I have old mag 10s I want the faster 250ft retrieve rate.

Can i put a the new mag 5 on my old mag 10 swivel bases?

jeky I am being sarcastic, I would buy any of your used engines, you are the exception to the rule.

Most people don't think about whats going on under the cover, just turn the key and go.

I have 220,000 miles on my truck and the service dept. always try to sell me special high mileage oil. I ask them how did I get this many miles in the first place with normal 10w-30 all these years? They just look at me funny.

Do you guys break in your new car or truck engines - of course not.

I agree with L&M.

When other boats ask what you are catching them on you can

tell them the "No See Um" lure that company *^&%% just came out with!

Take a picture of the lure with cell phone, send it to some one and ask

what color you have choosen.

http://rochester.craigslist.org/boa/611182676.html

I think this would be better.

http://ny.water.usgs.gov/pubs/of/of99237/OF99-237.pdf

Scroll through and look at the pictures. Page 27 has the actual bombs they were looking for.

Save your money and get Berts holders.

With all due respect I would find another taxidermist.

That looks like it was painted with http://www.ourfixerupper.com/wp-content ... lliams.jpg

http://www.boattowers.com/RocketLaunchers.htm

http://www.marconlq.biz/Towers.html