SHAWN HAYES

Scientific Anglers System 2 Model 78M Fly Reel (NEW) 100.00 Contact: Shawn 802-265-8285

4 Okuma Convector reels USED but in good condition 120.00 for all! Big Jon Otter Boards USED in good condition 130.00 for the pair! Big Jon Dual Manual Planer Mast Everything new with new line on both reels! 160.00 firm! Contact: Shawn 802-265-8285

Michigan angler lands 41-pound brown trout The 41-pound, 7-ounce brown trout caught by Rockford, Mich. angler Tom Healy on the Manistee River Tuesday may be a new world record for the species. The current IGFA record is a 40-pound, 4-ounce Arkansas brown trout caught in 1992. "This is one of the most amazing fish I've seen in my life," said Todd Kalish, fisheries supervisor for the Central Lake Michigan unit. In the Grand Rapids Press.

I have an extensive line and I can send you a catalog if you like. Just Pm me your e-mail and I will get it out to you pronto. CV45d. Are these left or right handed reels/ shawn 802-265-8285

Hey Al, Sorry I havent called you back yet. Busy, busy, busy my friend. Nice job on the steelies. Good eats for sure. I will call you this weekend. And I too am glad your boat is up, running and catching fish. <>< Shawn

I have a lure business and could definitely give you all the cranks you want. <>< Shawn 802-265-8285

Awesome fish! Too bad about not having a ticket. thats gotta be a terrible feeling. catching the fish of a lifetime and then realizing you could have been 20.000 for the better with a 25.00 ticket. great job on landing that brute.

Fishing Report Your Name / Boat Name: ============== TRIP OVERVIEW ============== Date(s):8/28/09 Time on Water:6am to 1am 3pm to 7:30pm Weather/Temp:5 to 10 Wind Speed/Direction:east Waves:1 to 2s Surface Temp: Location:oswego LAT/LONG (GPS Cords): =============== FISHING RESULTS =============== Total Hits:13 Total Boated:10 Species Breakdown:7 kings,2 cohos,1 laker Hot Lure: white paddles and spinnies with green dots/ green crinkle atommiks Trolling Speed:2.9 Down Speed: 2.2 Boat Depth: 130 to 150 Lure Depth: 85 to 115 ==================== SUMMARY & FURTHER DETAILS ==================== had the time of our lives with 4 fish in the morning and the rest coming in the afternoon. We knew it was gonna be good when we started to set up in the afternoon and couldnt get 3 rods in the water before being locked up. the wire dipsys between 230 and 260 couldnt get down fast enough! It was like somebody hit a light switch. everybody was catching fish. the cohos were 10 & 12bs and the kings were 18 to 25lbs.

2 - 9 foot Ugly Sticks(new) Spinning rods 70.00 OBO shawn 802-265-8285 802-558-1036

Can you show me a picture of the Atlantic?

This is some gear that was stuffed way back in a closet from about 10 or more years ago. If its worth something to someone get ahold of me. 24 Dodgers(Mostly all glow) 23 Squid(Mostly rigged) 2 Twinkies 1 Blue Fly Box and Vinyl Sleeves for Dodgers Make me an offer!! Shawn 802-265-8285

The landlocks get tough this time of year and lakers can really save a day almost always. I think our lake is changing quite a bit. The lampreys are being treated again, But we have a ways to go. Alewives have pretty much taken over and the smelt are not where they usually are. But we are adapting and seeing more bigger fish than at any time in the last 10 years. 8,9,10lb landlocks are there to be had and lakers finally getting in the mid teens. Also the last couple seasons the Browns have been really good early. Our best fishing is from Oct thru Ice up. Incredible salmon fishing this time of year. If you match the tackle to the fish they are really great sport..

Here are few pics from last Saturdays trip. Stared out early in Whalons Bay and caught 6 short salmon in 2 hours. Decided to switch gears and bounce bottom for lakers. Had a really good day for Lake Champlain. Took all of our fish in 80 to 100 FOW with vertical blades and NN spoons. Here are a few pictures, I hope you enjoy them. view looking east towards Thompsons Point from Whalins Bay Frankie"Fishinmachine"Kurant with an average size LC laker Another And so on

Just wondering if anyone uses any of the scents on the market and how they have worked. Some people use them here on Lake Champlain and I didnt know if it would be worth bringing or trying when I come out to Lake O in a few weeks. Some of the products I have tried are: Smelly Jelly which I found if not totally wiped off your lure afterwords will ruin the finish. MegaBite made by mustad Smeltrite made here in Vt

Just looking to see the differences in the way people rig their boats. I have a Lund 2150 baron Magnum and I would like to see how other guys have rigged theirs up. Always looking for new ideas or ways to make things better or more ergonomically friendly.