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i believe oil prices fell to a low of about $35/ barrel. when that happened OPEC cut production by about 2 million barrels a day (to "level" out pricing). now the price per barrel is holding right around $50. http://www.oil-price.net/

with light line your gonna have problems with line twist. try 8# test and see if it helps.

wow Larry...53? happy birthday!

cant believe the water is still that murky? im itching to get out and put a whuppin' on some perch but its seems like i havent missed much. i drove by on saturday at midday and it was quite busy.

hey CHAAAAAAAD! what do you think?

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i run 9'6" daiwa heartland dipsey rods. okuma blue diamond rods might be another choice.

im not a fan of the "add a line" but you can use toothpicks to pin the "add a line" to make it a fixed slider. i would suggest using either the roemer liberators or the rubber band method. with either you actually deploy the rigger then attach the cheater. liberator method- attach main line to downrigger release and deploy 5-15' (or whatever your separation distance is). take your completely rigged cheater line ( 6-8' leader w/ swivels on both ends w/ your spoon and liberator attached) slide line into liberator, close line clamp and keeper ring. throw spoon overboard and make sure line is running true. lower rigger to desired depth. rubber band method-attach main line to downrigger release and deploy 5-15' (or whatever your separation distance is). take your completely rigged cheater line ( 6-8' leader w/ swivels on both ends w/ your spoon). half hitch a rubberband to your mainline then attach your swivel to the mainline and to the loop in the rubberband. throw spoon overboard and make sure line is running true. lower rigger to desired depth.

chowder, the second line is a fixed cheater. "add-a-line" is a brand name of a release. some guys use rubber bands to pin their cheater and i use roemer liberators. hers a great picture of the setup: http://www.roemerrelease.com/Roemer%20L ... iption.htm

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great story! hopefully with nys changing the regs we will have more of these stories.

ive had success with alot of different combos. i like to fish kevorkians mupped ,high in the water column (top 40') . i also love to fish stinger nbks on a deeper rigger, lets say 50-80' mupped. both were great producers last year.

score =6525, thanks hank

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http://www.gimp.org/ heres a link to a good but advanced picture editing site. it requires a download of the free software. it may take some time to master but it does just about everything you need it too (resizing, borders, effects, etc). moderators sticky?

if i bought them then i would have to buy the matching downriggers to go with them.

they look sweet

great story- same fish and twice the fun.

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