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Help us out old timer. Post up or email me a picture of the sticks and flashers. Also might be interested in some fly rods. Thanks Glen

See if you can get a fine stone or an abrasive rubber bit to fit in your roto tool, or as suggested use sandpaper. Depending on how rough it is, sandpaper could take awhile. A fine jewlers file would work also. I used a pointed carbide burr when I did mine and they came out good. Make sure you move the tool in the direction of rotation and not against it to get a better finish. Don't know if you can get wider ones from Okuma but it might be worth a call to them. Good luck Glen

Thanks for the information Brian. Hope you guys are well and have a great winter. Glen

LOL. Where you been fishing Todd?

60 in lead is way to much. Go with the 18" and you will be fine. Scottys work great after a little experimentation on how far in to bury the line in the jaws. The best place will change with different line diameters. You can use the black line on the jaws as a reference point. Good luck. Glen

PMed you Jeff. Glen

I got three words of advice..... Hank Hank and Hank. L&M from this board incase you don't know who Hank is. Glen

Hope you find your stuff AND get to break a couple of legs. Glen

Yes. There are Steelehead and 2 yr old Kings out over deep water. Look for suspended bait. Glen

Happy B day Mark. Glen

This is the ONLY method to make a positive ID between Kings, Cohos and Hybrids as per NY DEC fisheries Biologists. This techique is performed before ANY records are officially awarded

Sub troll does everything I need it to do for the last 7 or 8 years. Personal preference I guess. Good luck Glen

Happy 60th my friend, Couldn't ask for a better mechanic and all around great guy. Hope you have a fantastic day. Glen

Thanks for the kind words Ron. Was a pleasure having you guys on board. Looking forward to seeing you again next season and don't forget about those early spring Brown Trout I was telling you about. Cold weather and HOT fishing. Safe and happy off season. Glen

Owner 2x size 2 will work. I use them on tournament ties or when Coho are around. Owner 2x size 1 when specifically targeting Fall Kings. Good luck Glen

Great way to end the season. Glen

Yup, Beautiful class of Cohos in the east also. Glen

That must have been his lucky fishing shirt. All I know is I don't remember him dropping a fish out of more than a dozen shots in three days. Good man on the net also. Helped me out alot. Glen

Very sorry to hear of the theft Jason. Glad you had insurance and I hope they get the scumbags. Glen

Don't know. None of my business. Glen

Fishing in the Bay is just phenominal with plenty of large Kings and some trophy class Coho. Fish preference is changing from day to day but white ibn the early morning and green, chrome and chartruse putting fish in the box after the sun comes up. Plugs and spoons are taking some fish but the flasher and flys have been our bread and butter. Last weeks trips. Three guys from MA. for three days. Some nice folks from PA for a short trip. The lake gives up another quick limit of quality Kings on Thursday. Good fishing Glen

I've had many days that a fly was hit so many times there were only a few strands of material left on it and it was still catching fish. I believe the fish were hitting the beads. I've also had many days that a white fly with white beads wasn't taking many shots and replaced it with a white fly with green beads and they were slamming it. I'm a firm believer that bead size and color make a big difference in catch rates. Raven made a good point regarding weight effecting action as well. Speed and leader length also have alot to do with it. Glen Your boat misses you .....I'm tied up two slips away now ! Nice.... Be good to meet you. Haven't fished in a couple of weeks but will be on the water for the next month or so. A lot of stuff I had to do to get the business started that I couldn't do from up there. Plan on being on the water for the next month or so. Glen

Nobody can tell you why a boat is priced low on the internet that they have never seen. There are hundreds of reasons a boat could be priced low. Only advice I can give you is before you buy a boat, have a survey done form a reputable party. It's not hard to have to drop 10 g's into a boat you paid 3 or 4 g's for. A survey is a few hundred. Be careful and save yourself a lot of grief. Good luck. Glen