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This is a custom built box call composed of Maranti, Padauk, Purple heart and cocobolo woods. Inlay on both sides and paddle. $45. 585- three 0 1- 5949. Thanks

They are sold pending payment but I do have a bunch more i'm going to list in the next few days.

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Diawa 47lc and okuma convector 20. Both reels in good working order. The okuma has almost no time on it. Diawa is $40 and the okuma is $50 or I'll sell both for $80.

Got out late Sunday morning to get some perch for myself and take the little one out for a short trip. First cast was a 5lb smallmouth and my son doubled on perch on his first cast. We had to move alot to find good schools. Our last stop was spectacular with several 12-13 inch perch cast after cast. Everyones line but mine anyway.. Several big pickeral. Great few hours on the lake. Had a couple small ones deep hook that we had to keep.

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Motor runs great. Selling to upgrade to a tilt/trim model with remote throttle etc. unit is equiped with the panther bar for steering. I do have the remote tank. Feel free to text me with any questions. Paul 585-Three 01- 594nine. $1,000

Started a little later yesterday than normal with the full moon coming. Trolled for the first part of the trip with modest results at best. Couple Lakers up to 7lbs as well as a couple bows and one small mouth. Switched over to laker jigging and that stayed relatively slow too. Started in 85 fow and not long after one of the guys sets the hook into a 9" perch right on the bottom. I moved us into 70 fow and threw a jig off the bow and about ten feet from the boat on the retrieve I got the strike. Line instantly went out and to the side. Knew it wasn't a laker. Didn't take long to break the water. Fish took several spectacular leaps and several runs. After many attempts to net the fish we finally got her. Dumped her back in and she took right off.

5 sets 10 total 90 degree T-bolts for mounting rails. Fits most Tracker models and many Lunds. $100 for all. Five 85-301-594nine. All hardware included. Thanks.

Its actually a 2016 Model. The model # is the 2000 sport angler.

Thanks guys, Sold pending payment.

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Little stress relieving trip away from the water today with the little one to stock up on some gear.

I agree. I fish this lake at least 60 days a year and thought I had seen it all until this. Pontoon boats running over my boards, jet skiers doing donuts next to me when I'm jigging at 8am but this definitely takes the cake. Everyone knows how the sailboats clog the north end but in 20+ yrs I have never had a problem with them. This was just maybe a careless act that could have had much worse results. Its not so much a case for who had the right of way but more so a bad decision of someone driving a boat that could have caused some serious injuries. Perhaps he panicked and was embarrassed and thats why he responded the way he did? Either way if his bilge should quit and his blow boat goes down I hope he has an adequate pfd and he comes thru unscathed.

Hmmmm. ..... Maybe his younger brother Les. I will at least be respectfull of the fish and take the filets off before I leave the rest behind Lol.

Les, Was this possibly the same boat? He was at German Brothers when I was on my way back in. If you got a good look at him if you could possibly PM me a brief description. I will contact the Sherriff.

A vessal being overtaken shall maintain its course and speed. I would have driven right through the center of his hull. I tried to turn out regardless of consequence to my lines but with him not turning it was a for sure collision. He violated several "rules of the road". Its a long summer out there I'm sure i will get the opportunity to discuss it with him at some point.

This was Canandaigua. The driver of the sailboat made no effort whatesoever to avoid collision. He held his course which is in part why I think he did this intentionally. He gave me almost no time to react. While sailboats obviously have the right of way I think the was an aggressive maneuver on his part.

On 7/07 I was out with a grandfather and grandson on a half day trip. We were crossing the lake about 1/3 of the way down when I see a sailboat coming across my stern. He and I were about the only two boats within miles of each other. He proceeded to turn after crossing over the top of my lines and followd directly behind me. As he picked up speed he began to overtake me on the starboard side in-between myself and the west shore heading south. We hit some weeds with the boards on the port side and as I'm watching them the sailboater takes a sharp left turn right in front of me! Luckily I caught him out of the corner of my eye. I had to throw the kicker into hard reverse and he may have missed be by an inch if i'm lucky. As he coasts in front of me and I feel were clear I ask him from maybe four feet away "what the heck are you doing"? He looks over at me and responds.. "Oh sorry thought I had more room" very casually. If there wasn't an 11yr old on board I'm sure it would have been much more heated. I can't help but think that he did this on purpose the more I think about it. Anyway he was is a solid blue hull maybe 18-20 sailboat. I'm just curious if anyone else has ever had a run in with this boat or is he really just that stupid!

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I have 23 mixed Sutton spoons. 1-25 silver no hook 1-25 ham silver treble 1-22 ham silver bent hook 1-31 ham silver bad hook 2-31 silver 1 good hook 3-36 ham silver 1single/2 treb all good 3-44 all ham silver/brass good 1-33 silver 1-33 ham silver single hook 1-35 ham silver single bent 2-32 silver brass singles 1-23 ham silver single 1-72 ham silver new 2-71 sil/cop treble new heavy 1-31 sil/cop treble heavy good 1-29 sil/cop treble heavy Tried to list these as accurately as possible. Not sure what there worth but I would be willing to sell them for a reasonable offer. Some of the new ones like the 71's and 72 are pretty old.

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Ed, that is one most impressive set up!

Started in shallow about 3:30p working jigs but like its been the last few times out we failed to hook up after an hour and a half. Tons of bait in 30-75fow. Gave up on the jigs just after 5 and decided to troll out over deeper water and that paid off. As soon as we got out over 200fow we doubled up with a small brown and a nice bow and then started hitting lakers pretty consistant on everything. Wonderbread SD with a white glo fly produced best but they also took the Blade Runner spoons on sliding cheaters up as high as 20ft of the riggers. Mostly a spoon bite today and ff out on the wires. They kept 2 and threw back all the rest.