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  1. Still on the hunt for the "next" pair of fishing shoes....

     

    I had a pair of Columbia PFG shoes about 5 years ago that were great, comfortable shoes.   And of course they don't make that

    model any more.

     

    I have since tries crocs, the boat fishing shoes from Cabelas and a pair of the KVD fishing shoes.   All are comfortable to some extent,

    but after a few days in a row my feet hurt.   Also tried the gel heel inserts.

     

    Just wondering if any one has a suggestion?

     

    John

  2. I'm one of the Lake Erie guys that used to be in the LOTSA room, and now are on the main floor.

    I too noticed the decreased number of tables in the flea market...but really, how do you control

    that???

    I've known Joe Yeager since the mid 80's, and feel that he and the other LOTSA guys do a great

    job for your fishery. All you can do is promote the show...which they did and let the chips fall where

    they may. We used to have a similar group here on Lake Erie..and ran a fishing show for years...but

    the mom and pops went away and it was harder and harder to get vendors. I know first hand how hard

    it can be.

    In regards to the seminars...it was posted on the Expo site for roughly 2 weeks prior to the show, so

    you may want to check that out next year.

    We moved to the main floor last year, probably like others, because we opted to use the extra days to

    promote our business. We had a great time in the smaller one day venue in Lockport...but things

    change, and you roll with it.

    Much like Legacy...we got to meet lots of great people and talked a lot of fishing....including some

    with Legacy. I think I'm finally understanding copper, maybe, LOL.

    Personally, I'm was a bit disappointed with the crowd, especially given the nicer winter weather. It just never

    seemed to be really "full". I'd be curious what the gate count was compared to last year. Not sure why, and heard

    several plausible reasons. But we did have a really nice turnout for our seminar, so no complaints there.

    In talking with guys like Mark Romanek and Jim Hanley, we discussed the fact that we may very well have the best

    freshwater fishing opportunities in the country. Put a pin on a map of Buffalo, and draw a 100 mile circle

    around it. Two Great Lakes, Finger Lakes, Chautauqua, countless smaller lakes and trib. Bass, walleye, muskie,

    salmon, trout, etc, etc,.....pretty much nothing to complain about in that regard.

    Everyone has to evaluate what they got or didn't get out of the show....and decide if it is worth it for you

    to attend. I thought it was a pretty nice way to spend a January weekend.

  3. I have 4 Convector 30's for sale.   Thinking $40 per.

    These are 3-4 seasons old with minimal use.

     

    Also have 2 blue diamonds (old version), 8'6" rigger rods.   Very good shape.

    $35 each.

     

    If you want to save on shipping, I have a booth at Niagara Falls and can bring them

    with me.

     

    Selling because I have gradually been shifting over to the Cold Water series.

     

    Thanks for looking.

     

    John

  4. As you probably know, Z-man stopped producing that particular bait a few years back.   There was talk of

    some issue between Renosky Lures and Z Man, but who knows.   They told me it was an issue with the

    quality of what they were getting.   Smaller ones had a tendency to crack where the hook attached to

    the body and paint was a problem too.   At that time, they sold a bunch of inventory to Outlet Bait

    and Tackle.   They don't have any listed on their site anymore, but they may be able to give

    you someplace to look.   There are also a couple on ebay.   Couple of years ago there was one summer

    when it seemed the only bait the walleye would hit was the chattersticks.

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