orangediablo

does anyone need an observer for any tourneys west of rochester? (other than WHI and the Pro Ams)

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Sometimes I'm glad kings don't get this big... http://www.grindtv.com/outdoor/blog/508 ... like+that/

I've seen both FF you are looking for in action, and liked the Furuno much better so, after doing all the research you are probably doin, we went with the 587. Hardest part is picking the transducer. The difference between the 585 and 587 is bottom discrimination, which also calls for a different, little more expensive transducer. We picked up a transom mount that is HUGE (http://www.airmartechnology.com/2009/pr ... anf=Furuno). Didn't realize it was as big and heavy as it was until we had it in person. It's like the size of a Gatorade bottle. Hope th is helps.

You telling me Nick has put your baby in the slip in the 'cott? that's a big baby

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i'll be there. What can it hurt other than my wallet?

We noticed for us a few times when the fishing is slow, we put on some AC/DC and the hits start coming. Or just like hunting, if you are busy eating or takin' a leak, there go the rods

Is the perch really necessary in that pic? Anyways, GLWS

I noticed last year some people were looking for observers for some tourneys, so I figured I'd put myself out there for a team looking for one in 2013. I have a good idea what the responsibilities are but if there is something that is commonly overlooked, I'd like to know. I've been fishing Lake O for about two years and always looking to be on a boat as much as possible and learn as much as I can. I figured this might be the best way to learn. So, if anyone is looking for an observer for sometime in the 2013 season, PM me and we can work out the details. Would prefer tourneys from Niagara to Rochester.

it's not winter if Lake Erie doesn't freeze. But bring on the snow!!!

We were looking to get a new fish finder this winter for next season, and we set on something by Furuno (most likely the FCV587 or 585). I can imagine that most people would prefer one of these over a few other brands, but due to the high price, I think we would rather spend the cash on other gear. I was curious if anyone has ever tried going through the manufacturer or a retailer attempting to arrange a ‘group buy’ and getting a small discount. I’ve participated in group buys before and saved a few bucks, but not on anything this expensive and in this type of limited market. If anyone has ever tried organizing a group buy or is interested in participating, let me know. If you think I’m wasting my time, feel free to tell me. If I get a handful of people interested, I’ll call a few retailers and see what can be done. Thanks for all the input.

went last year and learned a lot. Was surprised how crowded it was. Is there any chance of a larger room or being extended to another building to accommodate any additional vendors??

27-30 hardtop inboard with all the fixins....a reachable dream [ Post made via iPhone ]

Damn I want those but.....hunting season expenses....Damn

tooooooo far. Damn.

Two things... 1) This should have been your second thought. 2) Sticky this!!

When we run stacked riggers, we separate about 12 feet and don't have many tangles regardless of if we are using spoons or FF. Try changing the length off the ball with both as see what works for you.

Keep in mind that they scored 14 after the Jets scored 41! The Jets mailed in the 4th qt. Touché

I wish I fished enough to go through 20 trays. Anyone wanna split an order 2 or 3 ways of blue label next year?? (Maybe Big Water)??