fishmaster13184

Is the canvas top for sale also?

Where’s he located

12 hours ago, T1234566789D said:

very funny........the one rigger is near 40 years old...............the other isnt far behind............................

You can find a lot newer mag 10a’s for 250. No one wants them anymore because they’re slower than death and only pull 10# weights

How much

Did they even cost that much new? I bought basically the same thing you’re selling for $250 and that was a fair deal 3 years ago 

Absolutely, I have lots of his spoons and there’s always atleast a couple that are in the starting line up every trip

https://m.facebook.com/pages/category/Fishing-Store/HAWKS-Custom-tackle-277138353029707/

You’d have to google it

You can buy a clam Yukon tc thermal from runnings for 469 free ship to store 

Could it be used to zap your friends every time they break a fish off?

You can buy a mag10 high speed that’ll pick up 20# weights brand new for slightly less than your asking for 20 plus year old riggers. Good luck

On 12/17/2018 at 8:09 PM, EsoxAC3 said:

Amanda's rentals are first rate and in prime locations. Highly recommended. Looking forward to another stay this ice fishing season.

 

 

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Are any of them within reasonable walking distance to deep water for walleye fishing 

On 9/26/2018 at 5:30 PM, UNREEL said:

When referring to winds, my two all time favorite words are"light and variable".   

And for waves it’s gotta be 1’ or less

I’ll start the bidding at $100 since there is no price or description 

Someone sold the trolling and big water edition on here in February for $50 plus shipping 

I’d rip all that foam out, they just paint the new wood on all sides and add an aggregate for traction on the top side

12 hours ago, Cletus said:

Thank you for the input. Your comments have been very educational. I had no idea the lure speed 80 ft down could be so much different than the surface speed. I should have specified the type and location of trolling I plan to do. My boat came with downriggers, but I plan to do most of my trolling on the surface in the winter months on Cayuga Lake. My boat came with a 1990 Lowrance fishfinder. So before I invest in a Fish Hawk or Depth Raider, I should upgrade my fish finder with one that has a speed monitor.

I just looked for fish finders and am already confused, so I'll probably ask for recommendations in a new post.

Thank you again for the input and recommendations

I’d say as long as your fishfinder accurately tells you the water depth you will be way ahead of the game getting a down speed system like a subtroll, fishhawk or depthraider etc..... it doesn’t mean squat if you’re doing 2.2 top speed of your lures are doing a significantly different speed. Top speed basically means nothing. Also I use the navionics app on my phone to show my course and lake contours, it also shows gps boat speed

Where are you located

I’ve seen way better deals 

38 minutes ago, chowder said:

That's not really a very informative statement. These boats are light weight aluminum boats: easy to tow ,easy on gas, and relatively inexpensive when they are a bit older. They don't crush a big rolling sea like a heavy glass boat but as long as you are prudent they are very comfortable under normal conditions. I have had one for over 10 years and fish a lot.

A set of trolling bags off the bow pulls them right down in and makes them much more fish able in big water

The only way you’d catch me offshore this time of year is if the inside was bath water top to bottom. I’m not sure about the Wilson olcott area but I’m willing to bet there’s a pile of big boys in the 100fow range

Is that the best description you can give us?

Jigging those big pollock is a riot

Tomahawk John probably would. His name is motoman on here

I can’t see your pictures