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what length and rating are the Wolverine rods?
Joe
SORRY, I guess I didn't read it right
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Reels; The Daiwa Accudepth PLUS is a good, reasonably priced option. I have these that are on thier 4th year, still work like new..I use the 57 size and load it up with 400 yds of 20# Big Game. when the fleas show up I add 200 feet of 30# pink Ande on top
Rods; cant do wrong with Shimano TDR or the Daiwa Heartland, I like the 1 piece 7 ftrs.
both are priced around $25
good Luck, Joe
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Gambler
Sounds great, let me know
thanks, Joe
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thanks man, keep me in mind if you come across one......
I had one boxed up to ship out for a rebuild, left it in my truck with the doors unlocked................. somebody nabbed it.............at least I don't have to deal with a broken window as well
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Thanks Mortigan, but I'm looking for the SG 47
Joe
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I'm looking for one Daiwa SG 47 LC .... for wire Dipsey duty
thanks
Joe
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This will be the third season I've used 7' Shimano TDR rods for the Dipseys. They are one piece in MH power. I Added the Torpedo roller tips, Twili Tips are another option. The action is right, they hold up well and are inexpensive (around $25)...model # TDR70MHB
I've used Fish Doctors 7' roller rods, they are VERY nice rods, well made with rollers that don't let the wire bind in the frames.
Joe
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That add is close to 3 yrs old, both were sold
Joe
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Tbro... , no offense taken here..... I've learned from your posts over the years and value your opinion
Joe
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Thanks Capt. Rob............................
Tbro..., It isn't about the reason I did or didn't catch fish, I'm replacing my cables anyway, I noticed there are differant colors (dark or bright) offered. Before I spent the
bucks, I was looking to see if there was a preferance one way or another
Joe
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I've read posts about the color of dipsey wire and had some capt's tell me they believe a darker color wire was more productive than a bright wire.............
It's time to change my rigger cable (too many "trim backs" ) and I was wondering if anyone had thoughts about a dark colored cable vs a bright cable
thanks, Joe (Gotaway)
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spoonfed, where do you get the slimy grimy? Is it a boat cleaner or general purpose cleaner
thanks, Joe
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Yup, still have it....sent you a PM
Joe
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I've used Tite Loks for a bunch of years and like them...but not for Dipseys.......I have Tite Lok triple trees but replaced one of the rod holders with a Berts ratcheting holder for dipsey use.......the trees go into a track... easy on..easy off
Joe
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one "TRACKER" 13# streamlined, thin profile fish shaped weight.......... $35
two RIDGEBACK RATTLER 1) 10#, 1) 8.5# .............. $30 each, ..$50/pair
two Pancake weights 1) 13#, 1) 7# ...............$25 each, $35/pair
I live in the Albany, N.Y. area and have a camp on Mexico Bay for pickup or I'll ship at your expence
Joe
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I WAS ready to buy a Yamaha ATV this week...after reading this post I'll take another look at the Honda......can't see supporting a company with that kind of customer service issues
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stevo, fishin was very good...we followed the birds and were able to stay on the fish most of the time...they started feeding on alewives, several browns and a coho had alewifes hanging out of thier mouths (along with a spoon)
The 17's were new last year, still look new.......sorry I don't have any need of the Penn
Joe
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the Okuma 30's are CN 30 L, I have two... the drags are smooth and clickers are loud.... the side covers are a little faded, the chrome is all good with no pitting...I used them for short sections of lead core (3 color and a 4 color)...they didn't get used much
the price is $60 for the pair plus shipping or you can pick them up
Joe
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stevo, I have 2) Daiwa Accudepth Plus 17's (linecounters), like new ... ....1) Daiwa Great Lakes 47(linecounter) ....... 2) Okuma 30's (non linecounters)..................
I just got back from Mexico Bay last night....
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I used the 15# hiVis yellow last year on a "propwash" rig. It is stiff but it held up well..I'm trying the same thing in 10# this year for planer board lines...keeping my fingers crossed
Joe
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Tank, sent you a PM
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2) Daiwa AD 17LC...... $70 / pair Like New, used twice
2) Okuma Convector CN 15D...... $50 / pair Very good condition
2) Okuma MA 15DX...... $45 / pair Excellant condition
1) Daiwa Sealine Great Lakes 47LC...... $35 Very good condition
All drags, clickers etc. work as they should....reducing my "stuff"
I live in the Albany area (Schenectady) and have a camp on Lake "O" in Dowie Dale Campground on Mexico Bay if you want to pick them up ....or I'd be happy to ship
......................... Joe
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Pulling copper
in Questions About Trout & Salmon Trolling?
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the second keel has 1/2 the lead as the original keel...when you mount it, drill a new hole for one of the bolts or the keels will not be parallel.......
I got mine from Fat Nancy's...in stock
Joe