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  1. Rob, if I was you I think I would invest in a brand new 5lb bucket, for Dad! I am on the North end of the Lake and a Hammondsport run will take me a long time, not to mention gas. BUT, I will give it a try, as I have heard this location before as well. I was only able to get down there one time last year, early in the AM. Would like to move well beyonf these lakers!

    Dave

  2. Robert, I believe you are correct. I have landed my share of Brownies on the big lake. And I must admit, I miss the action. I too, have had plenty of the lakers here on Kueka, I thought I was missing something but any other species seems hard to come by. Out of all the fish last year trolling, the most rewarding was a 4.5 lb small mouth when I was washing a few spoons!

    I will take your suggestion and give the sticks a run for the Browinies, and early is no problem. I like to leave the dock under dark when I can, just for that reason. I have heard the South end of the lake maybe be the best try?

    Dave

  3. I currently have been running just dipsey's, so I have two reels of #30 braided, that has served very well. Been able to get down to 40 ft with the large divers. Just got my DR's and will be installing them in the next few weeks. I was thinking I would try the braided on the DR's and see if the line holds in the releases or not. If so, will run that setup until our friends (flees) show up to the party, then switch to FF #20. Additional rod/reel on the wish list, of course.

    Thoughts?

    Dave

  4. I couldn't believe I found some fleas - Kueka Bluff, in the shallows trolling.....got me thinking and planning a bit.

    I know it is early, but any suggestions on what works once the summer gets here?

    1- 30lb plus line - fcarbon I suppose

    2- Flea Flicker

    3- Get the braided off the dipseys

    Will be trolling Keuka mostly...so the heavy line is not my first choice.

    Dave

  5. I troll off the main motor so the battery would get re-charged during the day. In the process of putting a trolling motor on, but not there yet. I do like the idea of running the DR's off the 24 trolling setup, when completed.

    Thinking of making this a two step process, run them off the cranking battery now, change to the trolling motor batteries once installed.

    Current setup is just a single battery, was concerned of wearing it down quickly during an 8 hour fishing session.

    Dave

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