Bo Hunter

Nice report Anthony. Good catch Jeremy!!

It does help slightly moving the weights forward. On both the 22's and 44's. I've even installed 11/4" foam versus the 1" standard foam. My pic shows both thicknesses.

Bobby, how about a final weights and winners board? Scott B

Thanks Anthony. Missed you and Jeremy

I don't know if anyone has tried this, but last Sunday during my FLTA tournament. My tx-44 planers were struggling to stay afloat pulling 400 copper and 11 core. I removed both weights, burrowed a hole in the center and re-installed only one weight in the bottom center. WOW, what a change. They floated and pulled 30% better.

Way to go Nick. Nice batch of fish👍

Good going Anthony. You certainly put your hours in on the water! Hope to see you at a club meeting, banquet or at least the FLTA Flea.

Well done Anthony and congratulations, we had all bad luck Sunday.

I'd get yourself a bigger net. Silver fish that size won't give you an opportunity to bring in by hand. I've even extended my net handle. Filled all the hollow tubes with Great stuff so it floats.

Nice video Anthony, that set up will work in a couple weeks for the Seneca FLTA also.

I certainly agree with all the theories on how this laker survived and it's age. Here is another theory. Say sometime in the past few years a fisherman from one of the great lakes caught a very large laker. Lives near Canandaigua lake or drives by it on way home. Kept the fish in the live well. To his surprise, the fish survived, and instead of mounting or eating, the fish was set free in Canandaigua Lake.

Yes on the core, copper and SS wire. Tx44 on the heavier copper.

Just one 12 lb. laker