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Is anyone using the 18†Cannon Pedestal Mounting Track system? My plan is to use this track system to hold 3 ratcheting rod holders to be used when running dipsey diver. My concern is this track system is raised up on a 3†pedestal in the center of the 18†of track. Will three mag dipseys be too much torque on this center 3†raised pedestal? Plan is to mount this in a six track so it can be removed when not being used. Any comments would be greatly appreciated.

Is anyone using the 18†Cannon Pedestal Mounting Track system? My plan is to use this track system to hold 3 ratcheting rod holders to be used when running dipsey diver. My concern is this track system is raised up on a 3†pedestal in the center of the 18†of track. Will three mag dipseys be too much torque on this center 3†raised pedestal? Plan is to mount this in a six track so it can be removed when not being used. Any comments would be greatly appreciated.

I am looking for everyone’s input/feedback on the best in-line charger for my boat. What charger would you recommend and what were the pros and cons’ including everything from cost, installation, speed of charge, and most of all is it still working today. Unit will need to be a two bank charger and will be installed in the front of the boat therefore I will need to run extensions to the starting battery in the back of the boat. Other question is, does the unit get hot and do they need ventilation? My plan is to install the unit in a cabinet area next to the deep cycle battery and then plug it in every night when I come back home and then unplug and go the next morning. Also can you recommend the best place to purchase the unit? In advance, thank you for your time. Is spring coming?

I have a prior commitment that I cannot change, could you please tell me the location and dates of the next show similar to this one in and around the central New York area? Thank you for your help.

I have a prior commitment that I cannot change, could you please tell me the location and dates of the next show similar to this one in and around the central New York area? Thank you for your help

My question is about early spring time fishing for trout and salmon on the Finger Lakes. A little back ground first, the boat I am using is a 2004 Smoker Craft 169 tiller with a 4 stroke 25 Yamaha. Started fishing late last spring so much of the fishing was done down in the water column using dipsey drivers and other similar divers to get my spoons down to the fish. For my first year I think we did pretty well considering Cayuga Lake is in bad shape and we did not get over to Seneca Lake as much as I wanted. All fishing was done with braid using the charts to determine what setting and how much line to let out to get to the correct depth. So I am really itching to start back up this spring. So back to the question, taking into consideration the type of boat that I have and that I am generally fishing by myself, should I go with a center mast and boards or do I go with smaller boards on each rod like the walleye guys seem to do so well with? If I go that route what size rods do I need to use? One of the things I really did not like last year was the need to use such a big dipsey to get down to the fish therefore using a much larger rod and then not feeling the fish. I really want to keep this a sport as I release almost everything I caught. What about running stick baits in the spring or tandem streamers. What about any shows / seminars coming up that might help also? I don’t mind paying my dues and spending the time as when am on the water it is so unbelievable. I just would like to get started in the right direction as soon as the weather breaks this spring (now ha ha ha ha!!!!). Any help would be greatly appreciated. This is my first post so if it helps to provide me some information you can PM me. Thanks Again.