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I would just like to buy my fish from the classified section. But if you do post a report could you please list the Long and Lat numbers, manufacturere of the lure, size, color, depth of water fished, direction of troll, speed and temp over ground and at ball, different presentations used and how many fish caught on each, time of day, wind direction and speed and any other weather related information that might be pertinent to a successful fishing trip? I can figure out the rest. Thank you. Glen

I'm really glad Paul was the one to do this fish. This big ole fish was just about as perfect as you could ask for with spectacular colors when she came out of the water. Glen

You could always just keep specific details out and share those via pm's. I also enjoy reading the reports and seeing pictures from you winter fishermen. Believe me I would be out there with you if not for the 5 hr trip. Glen

Thanks Tom.

Black front with a glow ladder back, silver cup. Glen

Thanks for the update Zeke. Wish like hell I could attend that meeting. Glen

No, 600 ft will not fit on an Tekota 800. I had Atomic put 500 ft on an 800 and that is with an extremely risky amount of backing. Sorry, don't remember the exact amount. Glen

Sorry for your loss. Thoughts and prayers. Glen

Thanks guys. So many fish and so little time. Glen

I wired in an additional fuse block for my riggers and other electronics by one battery and the battery switch with no issuse. I have the powers leads going to the fuse block and the ground wires going to a ground bar with screw in connections. The hot wire from the fuse block to the + on battery switch and a - wire from the ground block to the - terminal on the battery. I'm pretty sure I used 8 ga wire for the main connections. Seems like any 3 way toggle switch rated for marine use will work for your planer boards. $100.00 bucks, it's probably nice but seems pricey. Glen

A Rapala knot is great for tying direct but like Tim I use a snap for quick lure changes and to avoid tying knots with cold hands. Fish don't seem to mind. Glen

Nice job Rodney Glen

It will also help considerably to drill the cradel holes, on the sides of the boards, 3/4 of an inch lower than the original hole locations for running Copper. Glen

Happy B day Tcon Glen

Dropped a good 10 lb Brown Stinger. The wife took away my fillet knife Andy.

Same here Hank, Thank god nobody was hurt. Glen

Oh sh_t. That your place Hank? Glen

Thanks. Glen

Would be nice Jeff but I got plans for my time off. Spring and Fall LOC with the wife and the 4 proams. If I make it out before the Little Salmon opens up it has to be on a weekend. Glen

Ok guys. Thanks I can wait until Thursday Jeff. Glen

Thanks Sting. Not looking real good. Glen

From the south end of Seneca/Cayuga for Sunday and Monday? To long of a ride for me in crappy weather. Thanks Glen

Tried to PM you Rod. Is your box full? Glen

As far as boards go the Otter boats are nice. Personally, I would get a couple wire rods together for running Dipsys, and learn how to catch fish on them before getting into Copper. Don't scrimp on your wire rods and get quality reels and roller rods. It will pay off in spades in the long run. I run the Shimano Tekota 600 LC and Tolara roller rods and couldn't be happier. Good luck Glen

Thanks for the update Andy. I cancelled my trip out baed on the weather report.