Missdemeanor

Lot of 40 stickbaits sold pending payment [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

Diawa reels sold pending payment. [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

9 stick baits. Bellybaits and fasttracks $20.00 plus shipping 28 assorted spoons. Andy Reekers, and some evileyes. $55.00 plus shipping willies baits file. 5 drawers $45.00 10 big John snubbers $2.00 each plus shipping 2 Penn 230GTO reels. 1 year old. one reel has a whole 300 copper, backing and leader, one reel does not. $80.00 for the rigged reel. $65.00 for the unrigged. plus shipping

3 blue diamond downrigger rods bd-c-762ml-1 7'6" line wt 8-20lbs. Great spring brown or walleye rods. Slight wear $35.00 each Pick up only. Rochester. Reels- 1 Diawa accudepth 47lc- $40.00 , 4 Diawa levelwind with 30# big game. Used but functional $20.00 each. 5 Diawa 47 LC older versions. Great reels. $45 each. 2 of the 47lcs are missing the plastic line counter cover but the counters work just fine. Buyer pays shipping Chamberlain rigger release $15.00 plus shipping 13 assorted flashers. Callengers, Slashers, and smart fish $78.00 plus shipping 40 Misc stickbaits $45.00 plus shipping

Mark, I learned the hard way about releases. I'm sure that the ten ft piece of mono will work. I have my copper albrighted right to my power pro. What I do now is half hitch a rubber band on the power pro, then I put the band into a pinch pad release and send it out on the otter boat. The band is kind of a snubber when a king hammers the rig. Good luck [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

Happy birfday Jeremy..... [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

Sweet video.....definite cure for cabin fever. Thanks for posting [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

The atomic torpedos are nice. The sharks tend to spin as you let the rigger down. [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

Going to give one a try this year. I will post a product review. It should be interesting to see where my dipsies and copper are running.... [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

Wow....what devastation....hope nobody got hurt. Boats can be replaced,lives cannot. [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

I also have a twin screw baha....to mirror screamers comments, a twin is a must. Just remember that anything could happen like engine breakdown, hanging a line in the prop. Docking with a twin screw is a relatively easy....no steering wheel, just use the shifters and drive her like a tank. I will never own a boat without two main engines...good luck [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

Had to look like a 747 falling out of sky...lol [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

My prediction will be fox flies ....ten78, paige fly. Green octane.....prototypes being tested. Pictures to follow. [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

Get ready for at least 5.75 a gallon at the marinas.......I'd like to slap the idiots who do all the "speculation" to set the prices. Those oil companies are,again,going to make billions..... Looks like my trips off shore to the fence are going to be few and far between..... [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

Hey hey hey.....take it easy on the French.....lmao. [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

Great event at usual.....special thanks to the atomik guys.....great stuff. The new spin docs are going to be smokin this year. Thanks again Lotsa....... [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

Scotty.....Rick is cutting up for the Wilson Invitational show. Those late night infomercials of p90x are paying off.....lol.... J/k Rick....congrats.... [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

Yup....they can get your left arm a little. I don't think it's a big deal though. The fast gears on the 30s are sweet for taking up the slack on slide cheater bites. Not to mention if you put wire on them for your dipsey diver rigs. The drags are real smooth also. IMO they blow tekotas away. I guess they could put the counter in a better place, however I think you made a great investment. [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

Locally.....I would try streeter on 104 in Williamson. He does awesome fish. Tri state taxidermy in PA also. Paul is very talented. [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

Otter boats are sweet. A little trick to running copper off them is using a double keel on them. They will pull like hell and handle really rough water. Last year We ran them in 3-4 fters. No problems. [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

Come on Scott......that's not why your wrist is taking a beating... You can get a saltist without a line counter. Using ten colors or a 300 copper, you really don't need a line counter. I have been using the saltist reels and I love the high speed gears. I may try Okuma reels this year for my coppers. They also have high speed gears in their bigger reels. Good luck with your decision. [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

Happy birfday ya old salty.... [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

Awsome pics......redheads are some of the best eating divers....next to cans. Hopefully with the apparent population increase, the Feds will allow us to shoot a couple more next year. It still amaizes me the canadians can shoot 4 of either redheads or cans and we can only take 2RH and 1 can.....thanks again for posting.... [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

Rusty....any eel grass around? Most all divers like it. When food is limited, divers will work on zebras. We also pounded the red heads and canvasbacks this year. I did notice in the flocks of cans, there were 3 to 1 drake to hen ratio. Take some good photos.....love them divers! [ Post made via Mobile Device ]

Gold and orange Sammy Pac. Not in production anymore. Been using them for over 20 years. [ Post made via Mobile Device ]