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  1. A couple of good links... http://www.nysaferesolutions.com/ https://www.facebook.com/NYSafeResolutions
  2. https://www.okumafishing.com/product/view/reels/linecounters/cold-water Okuma Cold Water reels were designed and built to replace the old Clarion line counters. My understanding is they were built on the Clarion platform but with obvious exterior changes along with some upgrades. The Cold Water series was designed to appeal to the specifically "trolling" crowd (Pacific Northwest and Great Lakes). I currently run all Convectors and have been very happy with them. The jump to the great Catalina series is not something im looking to do yet but the price for the Cold Water series is very inviting. I have not run the Cold Water series at all but I did just resently purchase a bunch of them to upgrade some of my convectors. Ill be giving them a good test this season on my diver setups and also the riggers. My plan is to fish both side by side. If all goes well then i will be replacing all of my convectors with cold waters this year. Ill certainly report my findings.
  3. good to know!
  4. Thanks Rick, now im inspired to do the same thing. I have 4 that im respooling so it looks like im doing it too. How much 30# mono backing on a 30s size Okuma?
  5. 20 series will work fine for early season loaded up with 10-15# test. No backing needed and no matter what you choice for mainline I would suggest using 10-15# Fluorocarbon leaders also. The problem later in the season is that the 20 series reel wont have the capacity to hold 20-30# test and you will need something in the 30 series. Any choice of downrigger rod will give you the versatility to fish it with planer boards.
  6. Welcome to LOU!
  7. Interesting read... http://www.glsc.usgs.gov/_files/reports/2012LakeMichiganPreyfish.pdf
  8. Everything listed is available! Contact me here by PM or call 5857030969. Shipping is extra and only available USPS flat rate. $5.80 Small $12.35 medium $16.85 Large 11- Luhr Jensen Dipsey Divers (used- 5- #1 w/ rings, 3- #0 w/ rings, 1- #0 w/o ring, 2- mini dipseys, 1- snubber) $50 total NK lot #1 6- Northern King spoons new in package $10 total NK lot #2 13- spoons (mostly NK 28) like new condition $20 total NK lot #3 13- spoons (mostly NK 28) like new condition $20 total Frabill 2- Frabill Straight Line Hardwood Tip-ups 2- Packs of Frabill depth finder 1- Frabill 100 yard spool of 30# test tip-up line Brand new (Retail value $62.95) $30 Total or BO 1- Lowrance Global Map 4800m GPS unit (comes w/ everything- unit, cover, manual, wiring, LGC-2000 ant) but no card included $100 total Fly Rigging Beads huge assortment of colors and sizes (4mm, 6mm, 8mm) $14 total 2-Moultrie D60 $35 each/ $65 pair Purchased from Moultrie in Fall of 2012. Used only in fall of 2012. Like new condition. http://www.walmart.com/ip/Moultrie-Game-Spy-D-60-6.0mp-White-Flash-Game-Camera/21814046 1-Moultrie CDC-5.0 $40 total 7+ years old. excellent condition. 16- Gander Mountain spoons- lot # 14 $13 total
  9. Monroe County contact your elected officials http://www.whec.com/article/stories/s2947261.shtml?cat=11785
  10. The Berkley works good but always looking for the next best thing.
  11. Im looking for the best clip-on line counter. Any suggestions? I currently have a Berkley http://www.berkley-fishing.com/products/tools-and-equipment/classics/line-counter
  12. What your doing will certainly work. The only suggestion i would have is to run your wire diver on a .5-1 setting. My dipsey sets i run are all the same. Matching equipment and always 30# wire and matching divers. My belief is everything is the same, i am able to judge their performance and pin point their location in the water better because they should react the same in the water.
  13. Im curious to know what spoons you are running? Stickbaits are very speed tolerant and the trick is to find a spoon that runs well at your "succesful" or your desired trolling speed. Dreamweaver Super Slims are a big producer for me in the shallows. I have no issue with running 2-4 riggers and all with spoons while shallow water fishing in Spring and have them all take fish. My leads are rarely anything more then 50'. Typically varying lengths of 20-50', only to get separation between baits. I also tend to fish them in the lower half of the water column to keep tangles to a minimum while fighting fish behind the boat. This is my starting point, and of course there are days were my leads need to be lengthened.
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