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crazy... but cool

5' per color is general rule of thumb.

no not at all. I run a ten color down the chute alot and we adjust the number of colors depending on where the bite is.

everything listed is still available

double willis knot is a great knot for connection between backer leadcore and leader. Inline boards are a great setup also.

Decent reports of mixed bags and numbers from saturday out of the creek. Sunday morning we had hoped the east winds hadnt screwed things up too bad. We found a fishable screen w/ bait and hooks in 60-100 fow (w/ 74 fow being our best). The day started with mix of browns and skippy kings until mid morning when the laker spoon bite just ignited. A mix of DW ss and Stinger spoons off the riggers, 10 color core, and the divers produced around 22 bites. All which kept my son busy this fathers day morning. No Lake Trout in all of the lake was safe from him this morning.

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I dont use them alot but i do like them for fishing shallow. They show the small fish hitchhiking well.

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Happy Birthday Tim

Happy Birthday Shawn!

Heres a pic of my 8 year old son with his 17# King from yesterday which also happens to be his largest catch to date. He wanted zero help from the rest of the crew, so we turned him loose on this fish, and he brought it to the net.

yeah the best thing to do is listen to what others are doing. it may help and it may not. FYI, The inside bite was not existent for me this am.

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Spoons- Dreamweaver super slims and Michigan Stinger are deadly for Browns. They are both very speed tolerable. Stickbaits- some days they like big stuff and other days smaller stuff. rapalas, thundersticks, renegades, etc all work well Play with colors till you find common ground, pay alot of attention to speed (start slow 2mph), and adapt.