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ray koziatek

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  1. I saw a lot of small fish last year in the salmon river,been fishing the river for from the early 80s but i only went their 5 or 6 times
  2. Didnt know Musky retired from this site leaving you as the elder
  3. just did a trip to plattsburg ny from home and saw6 nice roadkill bucks 1 10 and the rest 8 pts...maybe playing early
  4. Forgot What???? Hope i can pick yer brain for another 30 years....Thank You. POP
  5. rotation of prop/////,pitch of prop,,,rpms,,,,drift bags,rigger cable noise... ect,ect..
  6. Bigger is ok just checked my trail cams ...pics to follow
  7. now ya know how i felt about the "Pink Towel"
  8. another thing simple as it sounds for all my salmon rods (setups) back when i fished 100 days a year i would check each swivel knot with a 10 lb rigger weight its amazing even tho ya think every knot was done perfect ,sometimes ya miss wrap a line and it breaks real easy..even after 100's of ties i would still have a failure on ocasion ..better found in the driveway or floor of boat than after a 10 min fight....
  9. dyspy to tight?? do it every time well most of the time
  10. the mahi need a pic as soon as ya catch (and club) them,smaller fish box might help..he he..now ya see why i do that 3 months a year
  11. if yer a talkin laker catching only run the spinny 5 to 7 ft off the ball ,problem solved...
  12. their are about 30 basic spoons ,why all the extras....
  13. run it down the middle like scott said ,,i did it for 15 years without issue ,ya aint gonna get any blowback from prop you will notice yer pole quiver a bit due to propwash I did it with a 2ft arm for 10 years till i got a 42 in ...But my rigger was mounted only about 3 in in from back of boat(transom)...be carefull deploying ball if ya have to reach out its easy to "drop" weight or swing it back into yer transom...get a retiver line ...
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