fishdawg

I have a pair of 8' Medium action sticks with Convector 20 lc reels & 12lb mono... these are used for spring browns, Erie walleyes, and are blast for clean spoon'n bows & nooks!

I have a lightly used unit for sale, still in great condition - included withe the unit is the USB cable, wrist strap, micro SD card, user manua & the Trip/Waypoint manager software CD

Ill trade for 2 used Okuma Convector 30 LC reels or a reasonable cash offer

I dont really run my probe very close to bottom at all either...

here's how mine is rigged up

2 different release options depending what im doing that day: adjustable Walker (Blacks) release up top, then a clip to my probe, then I run a Scotty rigger snubber from probe to cannon ball ... i then can run a regular release off my ball if I want to as welll...

its easy to detach the probe from my rigger while travelling or spot hopping as well

what seasquirrel said - its very addictive & can get very expensive!!

Heartlands & TDRs for me

$.88/litre on the other side of the Niagara River

where are you located?

still available

As soon as the nightime low temps stay above freezing. Love those early browns.

ditto

any week now.....

see ya there!

browns!!!

how much???? Cheers, Screamer

please PM me an offer & we'll go from there ok Gennyscreamer?

sold

love it! thats one to remember

I am coming down with nookie fever. I am sure some of you are too, so I would share a few photos from last season. Maybe 7-8 weeks from now we'll be getting the boards out ....

a couple from the north shore

and a couple from the southshore

my best of the season, went 27lbs on the spring scale & ripped off 500 feet of wire

I like to use different colours when i am running a clean spoon behind it as an attractor, otherwise black & clear as well when a flasher is allready being used

Stomp'n Tom Connors has a salmon song: "Ballad of the Coho" i think its called.

30hp 2004 4 stroke right now - 3 seasons so far without a hiccup

Hey, just signed up

name is Mark, I hail from the Niagara area of Ontario

bit about me:

from when i was 8-15 yrs old my dad & I would do a fair bit of salmon trolling on Lake O, not really knowing what we were doing ( basically just using 2 riggers & fishing spoons "naked", thats all ) we connected into fish with mediocre results

dad then sold the fishing boat

3 yrs ago I bought a 16' Crestliner tiller & since then have slowly gotten back into the trolling scene & I am HOOKED. Just been plaing catch-up the last coupla yrs with "newer" techniques & stuff that have been developed & such since "the old days"

Really appreciate all the info on this board & will try to contribute when I can. Nice to se some familiar names on here too.