Cletus

Do you still have your Cannon swivel base for sale? If yes, how much would you like for it? Thanks Gary

I saw this post and thought it might help Oneida Lake Walleye season opened on Saturday, May 6th. Anglers who braved the rain and wind did manage to get some walleye both in shallow and deep water. With round gobies now abundant in the lake, it may require some adjustment in the way anglers fish for walleye. The same thing was required when zebra mussels become established in the lake and the water went from turbid to clear, fishing methods needed to be changed to match the conditions. Gobies are very bottom oriented fish so sometimes just getting a foot or two off bottom will help to avoid some of them. If using worm harnesses try trolling instead of drifting, the faster speed keeps them higher off bottom and also helps to avoid some of the gobies. Using artificial lures instead of live bait can also help. Walleye tend to be "well fed" in goby waters and can be difficult to catch; full fish are generally harder to catch than hungry fish. Sometimes going for reaction bites can help, fish hit out of reflex instead of hunger. This can be accomplished by giving erratic action to your lures by speeding them out, slowing them down, stopping them briefly, giving short quick jerks with the rod, etc.

Thanks Jimski. Redwood it is.

Thank you Poverty Stricken II. I found the attachment and downloaded the plans.

DIY Planar Board desgn I searched this site for "planar board", hoping to find a design for home made planar boards. No such luck, but I'm sure this subject must have been discussed in the past. Does anyone have a set of plans for large (not inline) planar boards? I plan to use them on Cayuga Lake. Thank you in advance.

You might be able to find the leak if you fill the hull with water while the boat is on its trailer in your driveway. Good luck.

I just bought a 1989 Lund Pro-V 1700 for trolling Cayuga Lake and am looking for a trolling motor. Do you still have the Johnson 9.9 ?