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spoonfed-1

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  1. OK Thanks. He is one lake trout catching machine. LOL Glen
  2. ED, How is Ray G. doing? Have you heard from him latley? Glen
  3. Depends on how much wind there is. Could bring the temp up. We will be up in Mexico next week also. Glen
  4. I used to run an x-19 on my old boat. Sold the boat and I got a brand new transducer in the box. If you need a new transducer I'll let it go for $50.00. Pretty sure I paid about $120.00 for it. Tag on the cable says HST-WSX wide angle. Lowrance part # is 000-016-35. Call my cell if interested. 413-519-3019. I'll be up in Mexico all next week. Now that I think of it it might have been an x-91. Not sure it was awhile ago. Glen
  5. Thanks Richard. Hope to see you there as well. Glen
  6. Didn't see any address to mail the reg. form into on the websight. Anybody got one? Thanks Glen
  7. Thanks guys. Jim you have a pm. Home port is Little Salmon, Mexico Bay. Glen
  8. What are you guys using for releases while running copper off your otters? Thanks Glen
  9. That drag thing doesn't sound good Steve. Glen
  10. Never did get my AP12H to calibrate either. Don't know why but it works just fine without the calibration. I was going to call tech support at Simrad before I pull the boat and address the problem after the Salmon are in the river. What Tim said was on the lines of what I was thinking also. Be sure to let us know if you find the problem. Glen
  11. Back in the old days my father and I would punch a hole in the tail of bass we caught in our local ponds. The hole would heal over but leave a definate scar that you could see. We would use a paper punch that left a small hole and punch off to one side of the tail. Our record was a largemouth that had 4 marks and weighed 6 lbs 5 oz. I could see Pauls point about the meaty fins but doesn't the DEC do fin clips? Alot of the lakers we use to take in the Finger Lakes were clipped and it sure didn't bother those fish. Cayuga and Seneca turned into Laker factorys. Glen
  12. Bill, That would be 3 LOC fish in two trips? Very nice work. Glen
  13. Aqua-view 210. Plastic polish and cleaner. Glen
  14. We've used Ande for years. Both pink and clear. Never had any problems or any reason to try anything else. Glen
  15. good job Rich. We'll be back in 2 weeks. Save some for us. Glen
  16. A huge thanks to the town of Wilson and the people who worked to put this together from team Spoonfed. It was a really great thing for them to do and it was done very well. Also enabled all us fishermen to get together and bullshi_ for a while which normally wouldn't happen after the Capts. meeting. Thanks Glen
  17. This unit is called a Clinefinder. It's in new condition. I used it on the Finger Lakes before I got my Subtroll and it works good. It's a well made unit Cost me $139.00 from Cabelas and I would let it go for half price $70.00. Heres a link if you want to check it out. http://www.technocat.com/ClineFinder_SEC_Flyer_1p.pdf Post or send pm if interested. Glen
  18. Rotate the piece of rubber tubing 90 deg then clamp down on it. If it still slips rotate it 180 deg but 90 usually works fine. glen
  19. Thanks for the info. Glen
  20. Anybody find the entry forms on there websight ? Got to be getting close to the due date for Niagara. Glen
  21. Don't believe you will even get close to 900 feet of 30 lb on a 27. Don't use those setups on the Big lake for Salmon. First good fish will spool you. Should do OK on the Finger Lakes loaded to the Rim with 30. Good luck. Glen
  22. Tent is still for sale and it's getting close to 4 mile creek time at the Niagara Bar. Glen
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