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Wow all this interest in peanuts, maybe I should have asked more. Oh well. I hope they get used because they have been sitting in a box due to the fact I like spin n glows better!

Sold pending payment

Assorted peanuts and spin n glows. Some have been used some never touched water. There is 48 peanuts and 20 spin n glows. These come in the Plano box shown in the picture. $50.00 and I will ship it free to the lower 48.

Ok. Facebook page says 37 too.

Sorry reel guy, someone beat you to them. They are sold pending payment. If the deal falls through, I will let you know.

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Who is in? I signed up this morning and Bob Songin said there was 37 teams!

Penn 340 has a weak drag clicker but still in good working order. The 330 is an older reel but it is still in good working order. $80.00 for the 340 and $45.00 for the 330. I will sell both together for $110.00 and free shipping to lower 48. If they are purchased individually, it will be $10.00 per reel to ship. If they are picked up locally, the 330 will go for $75 and the 330 for $40.00.

Exactly. Coppers of all lengths, leadcores in all lengths, split shot rigs or other drop weight rigs. Hell you can even run divers or thumper rigs off them!

It is all personal preference. They are all good. The difference is options for your money. Scotty's are cheaper than cannons but they do not have the features that cannons have. It is like buying a car with no options or loaded in some cases. My suggestion would be to try a couple different brands. Fish with guys that have Scotty, cannons or big jobs and see which one YOU perfer.

Just buy another one for Erie Chad!

I do but not necessary. Running cheaters/sliders makes one hell of a mess. Not recommended.

Buy high speed reels and life running sliders will be way easier!

I prefer heaters over sliders. Every time you put a slider back down, it ends up in a different depth and will change with speed, or current. Cheaters can be duplicated over and over again.

Send him an email. He has not updated his site. He has them. I have already purchased them through him.

Daiwa Seagate 60 will fit a 400' copper with 250yds of backing. You can get a complete setup through Atommik. The Seagate is a 6 to 1 gear ratio real and makes bringing in copper so much easier. Same drags as the Saltist too!

In my eyes, browns over 20, steelhead over 20, lakers over 30 and kings over 40 are very special and rare for sure. We are very lucky to have a chance to catch species of this caliber right in our back yard. There are very few bodies of water in North America that hold all these species of this caliber.

What lake are you fishing CTA? I find with clearer water or shallower water, lakers are a little more weary. If you are fishing clear water, the grease traps might work better. Like stream fishing, when the water clears, downsize.