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Have you had much luck with Finn Spoons? The 300 series have a different shape. Considering ordering a few to try. Always looking for something different

Past 2 seasons drags on these reels have been very sticky. They either creep when you tighten them down or when loose they are still too tight. Has anyone experienced this issue and has a drag washer replacement fixed the problem enough that you were finally happy with their performance? If no fix, I'm ready to throw in the towel on these reels. Thanks

Putting together some light action combos since I can’t find My preferred reel of choice Tek500’s I’ll be going with Tr200’s but I’d like to upgrade the reel handles and knobs to something bigger. Has anyone done this before? Can you help point in the right direction for which handles would be ideal and knobs? Also I’m assuming a washer upgrade would be in order, my reels are about 20 years old. Haven’t used them in years. thanks

Looking for these reels but the old style( metallic grey) If you have or know of a store that may have them please let me know. Must be able to ship must not have like counter but will consider with. thank you.

Where can i buy Anchovies Looking to buy a large supply rather than the usual 20 pack. . Each case usually runs between $13-20, hoping to save a few bucks and always have a supply of them. I prefer using them over herring strips. Any leads would be great. Thanks

Thanks for the advice. I think ill rig a separate mounting plate for the rod holders only.

Is it possible to install a Salty rod holder on a Scotty downrigger without interfering with the downrigger? This would eliminate the need for new tracks and rod holders. I don't have the Scottys yet so I don't have much experience with the way they look or function. I will use the Saltys for dipsys. thanks

Buddies and I got together bought a bigger boat and are ready to run 8+ rods at once. We all have small boat syndrome, none of us have ever ran more than 4 rods at once, always 2 riggers and 2 wire dipseys. We now have 3 riggers maybe adding a 4th and have dipsy rods in braid and wire and lead core setups. Our goal is to avoid TANGLES!!! Where do we start our deployment? I think riggers will go out first, running a combination of meat, spoons or plugs. If we have 4 riggers on the back which should be the deepest? center or starboard/port? next i would say is dipseys. Size 1 dipsy wire on the inside, shorter rod 1.5 setting to be deployed first. Braid on the outside same size dipsey, longer rod #3 setting more line out, to be deployed second. We would use this set up on either side of the boat. Once all dipseys and riggers are set we move on to leadcore on boards. 3-6 color depending on the time of year, etc. So how does this sound? Any tips, pointers, whatever. We just want to avoid the dreaded tangle while we deploy. I know turning and landing fish is another factor but right now we are all nervous about deployment. Thanks for your help.

would like to put together some walley combos. if u have either of these and willing to sell please let me know. Thx [ Post made via Android ]

an old school rigger rod. brown in color. if you have one or two and are willing to part with them i would be interested. thanks. [ Post made via Android ]

Still for sale?

Basically looking for a good pair of line counter reels. convector 30 or daiwa 47 are my number one choices but am open to a good deal with other other reels. if you have them loaded with 3,4,5, color lead even better but not necessary. Thanks

1989 215 Chris Craft Sea Hawk walkaround cuddy. Powered by 4.3 V6 OMC Cobra 175 hp I/O Length 21' Beam 9' Boat is naked meaning it does not come with any trolling equipment, using it for my next boat. Very spacious, excellent big water boat. Hull painted last year. Canvas top needs a little TLC. Boat does NOT come with a trailer. I am the original owner, bought new in 1989. Boat is located near Midland, ON Canada. Send message with email and i will send you some pics of the boat. Price: $6300 Thanks