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I use the Caldwell deadshot fieldpod. Works really good

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I'm curious as to when the water level usually comes up high enough to launch bigger boats. First spring owning a fishing boat (24 foot trophy hardtop) and itching to get it fishy.

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How easy is it to use on a rigger?

How far back from the ball can you see, I know it depends on the depth, but on average when you're trolling.

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Thanks lily

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Well I'm thinking about stacking them on riggers and don't want to get them to close where they tangle

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Tried doing a search for this but didn't have very good luck. I'm curious to know the size of circle the different flashers make. Plus does the size of the cirle change if they are trolled behind a DR or dipsey?

Also what's the out distance to down distance with a mag dipsey on the different settings?

Thanks

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Thanks guys. We won't be out until the afternoon, to late to enter the tournament, leave a few in there for us to catch would ya, lol

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Would like to use Myers Park, is it deep enough to launch a 24 footer?

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Which boat launches are the best ones to use. Gonna give it a try on Sunday.

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Thanks John. We went 2 for 6 today with 2 fish breaking the meat rig leader. Not big fish but it was nice getting into a few of them

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Was out tonight for a few hours, went 1 for 3. not bad for the first trolling trip in the new boat.

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Thanks for the input fellas, I appreciate it

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Front hole for fast trolling. But there are two holes in the rear of the board, those are the ones I'm curious about.

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The package on the spin doctor has two holes in the back, one for more action, one for less action. Which hole are most people using? Thanks

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Thanks again for the report, heading up tomorrow for a few days. Any advice would be great seems how this will be the first time ever trolling.

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I've seen other places on here that you can 1000' of wire on a 30 series reel, end everyone says you wanna have a twili tip on your pole. That's the best I can do, I'm new to trolling

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Thanks for the update. Gonna try to make it up there out of pultneyville this weekend. Will be my first time out trolling lake Ontario in new boat.

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Thanks fellas, hoping to make my first trip next weekend. For now ill just purchase enough to get me through a few trips. Ill check out the LOTSA flea market and the one in watkins. I know there will be alot to learn, but ill be fishing while doing it.

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I'm just starting out with trolling and have no gear. Was wondering where the best/cheapest place to buy rods, reels, and the tackle is. Would rather purchase from a store as opposed to buying off Internet, at least enough stuff to get me started.

Also if anyone wants to give me suggestions on what kind and size rods and reels I'd need it would be appreciated.

I'll be fishing lake Ontario and cayuga lake.

Thanks

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Thanks guys, I was trying to see how much the permits actually mattered, unless I'm reading this wrong it looks like they really don't matter much (unless in an accident). Opens up my boat choices a bit

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So what's the deal with towing boats over 8'6" wide? Like how many people do it and never get bothered? What's the fine if you are caught doing it?

I'm looking to buy a good fishing boat and see quite a few 10' beam boats for sale, but I gotta be able to trailer a boat. I'm half hour from Cayuga, and 2 hours from Lake Ontario. So would fish cayuga often, but would also want to make trips to Ontario.

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Count me in. Dont have my own boat can two people signed up fish from the same boat? If so i'll be fishing out of my dads (smellsfishy) boat.