pyson

I am looking for cheap down rigger weights.  8 or 10 pound would be best.  Used would be fine.

Contact me here in the thread or PM me.  I live in Niagara county.

Matt

Any photos?  I am interested, and they sound like they would work for what I need.

Matt

Do you have any pictures?

Matt

MUSKY MIKE

Do you have these riggers still?

Matt

Orangediablo,

From Niagara County here and am really interested in a pair of manual down riggers, but for the right price, I might be willing to have to hunt for another single.

You can leave me a message here or leave me a message on my account here.

Matt

Thanks for the tips guys.....

Will the same techniques work in the Spring when the fish are fresher and in close as well?  I will let you all know how I do when I go out.

Matt

Hi there folks,

I am thinking of trying my hand at trolling at the mouth of Oak Orchard this Fall.  I live pretty close to it, and it is a shorter drive than me going to Lake Erie for some perching this Fall, so I would like to give it a whirl.  Problem is, I have never trolled for salmon before.  I have trolled a bit using dipsey divers and bottom bouncers in Lake Erie for walleye, so I have two trolling rods with line counters---but not much else.

I am not looking to buy enough tackle to become a charter captain, but was wondering if anyone has any suggestions on what tackle AND technique a newbie might want to try.  I am not looking to become an expert in 3 days, nor will I be upset if I give it a shot and don't catch much in my first few efforts while learning.

I figured giving it a try in the Fall when the fish aren't so deep may be a good way to begin.

Thanks for your help!

Matt