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UNREEL

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  1. According to the news release hunters with a outdoors card and small game license can take 15 a day from Sept 15th to Dec. 31st. 

    Like Brian said, a reasonable effort must be made to retrieve and dispose of killed or wounded birds. Cormorant stew anyone?  :puke:  

    Hopefully the USFWS will monitor the hunt this fall and allow something similar in the US. And not be influenced by wacko environmental  groups who think they are a beautiful bird. 

  2. Sounds like a very capable tow vehicle. My guess is your boat/trailer combo runs about 6000-6500 lbs. Adding fuel and equipment maybe 7000-7500. I also wouldn’t worry about trailering the 8ft 9in beam. I’ve been trailering a 8ft 10in for 10 years and zero issues

  3. Tunas Reel Troubles recommends mono backing on wire reels

    On 7/15/2020 at 12:09 PM, FishingFool34 said:

    Backing is necessary! 100yds of 25lb mono then your 1000ft of wire will fill a 30 size Okuma reel.  Check the spooling chart at the top of this section of the forum.

     

  4. One downside of using new Sea Flee is it won’t hold in a Scotty pinch type release because it is so slick. I have to switch back over to black releases on my riggers when I spool some on.  Blood Run even recommends taking 10 wraps before setting in the black to prevent slippage. Everything is a trade off. No matter the species though, they don’t like it. :puke:

  5. 42 minutes ago, Frogger said:


    Any one ever try a twill tip with a downrigger line using mono? They seem to scrape them off with wire on the dispsy rods.

    Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

    I think it’s the sawing action of the wire on the twilli tip which makes them fall right off. Not sure that would be the case with mono.

    We’ve been using Blood Run Sea Flee for a couple years on riggers. Works great

  6. On 7/3/2020 at 2:30 PM, vetting said:

    Terminations are easy with steel - just use small crimps.  My vote is for steel unless you fish with people that have multiple years of experience with copper.

    I’d like to see a pic of your crimped connections. How do they fit thru level winds and eyelets?

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