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Well, I don't agree. But to each his own. Our largest fish typically come on wire divers, and have had no problem landing 30 pound salmon on 600LCs. I run only Tekota LCs, and use 600s for riggers and wire divers / slide divers, and 700s and 800s for junk lines. Never had an issue with torque or drag. Unless you are talking about the ones that just came out this month. I have no experience with them. Sent from my SM-G955U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

600s hold 1000' no issue. Sent from my SM-G955U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

So they are lower speed than Super Slims? Sent from my SM-G955U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Spoon color is important. Spoon size, weight, the targeted fish, current, water depth, etc. are just as important. The last couple years we have been monitoring boat speed and presentation and what is producing, then trying to duplicate. Slow speeds might mean super slims. Higher speeds might mean NK Mags. Keep in mind that your wires and junk rods should help you determine what type of spoon to run. As far as colors, black, green, black & green get a lot of run time. Glow spoons run early. Blues and purples get run time in bright sun as the morning moves on. When flasher flies get bit on outside turns, we switch to heavier, bigger spoons and speed up. Everything in your spread should match what is producing. Sent from my SM-G955U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Wow. Those look exactly like the rods I bought 30+ years ago. Sent from my SM-G955U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Which one is which? Fan cooled? Sent from my SM-G955U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Meh. I was a bit underwhelmed with my experience. I put one on my Wellcraft back a few years ago. It was a hard top, not an arch. It had a bit of a low spot. Fit and finish to me was ok for the price. I never really loved the look of it, but it was very functional. Sent from my SM-G955U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

We net every fish head first off the stern... What TV show said you couldn't? Sent from my SM-G955U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Do you reply to PM's? Sent from my SM-G955U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Always above, or your line will get into the paddle wheel. I actually hook my Scotty pinch pad release to the shaft of the black release that is hooked to the probe. I prefer the pinch pad style, and the Scotty ones last forever. Sent from my SM-G955U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Yes, but the handle is harder to turn, so... Sent from my SM-G955U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I'm curious how you guys are preparing the Lakers? Same as walleye? Or smoked? Sent from my SM-G955U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Maybe. It depends. I have bought 2 new boats. A 24' Wellcraft and a 19' Alumacraft. The Alumacraft is holding its value pretty well, as it was a leftover. The Wellcraft was a different story. $25 grand will get you a 16' Tracker, or a new boat OR a new motor, but not both... Sent from my SM-G955U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I have 300' of copper on my Tekota 700 in addition to the braid.

Don't know Cisco, but Bert's, Cannon, and Traxstech are all compatible track systems. Sent from my SM-G955U using Lake Ontario United mobile app