ReelSilver

So you want to make a million Dollars Fishing, Easy, Start with 2 million Dollars…. When I took my Capt course about 10 yrs ago I kept in contact with several of the guys and at this time me and one other guy r still at it. The other guy only does a few trips here n there and has a full time job. I also know a few long time capt that either have almost no trips or have sold their boats and moved on. As far as the drinking on boat goes, No hard liquor is allowed, some beer is fine but I've turned away 120 qt coolers that were chuck full of beer. I'm retired so no big pressure with the money, I started as a part time sideline and it got better, lots of guys doing more trips for sure but keeping the expenses down is huge. building a client list is huge but not all of them will fish every year so new clients will have to keep coming in. Putting clients on the fish is another ball game, it took me 20 years of playing until I felt confident enough to take strangers out. Capt. Dave

cleaning out garage. text my cell 315 271-8773, I'm in Rome NY Thanks Capt. Dave 1st is a pair of low profile bases, $50 each. (Sold tentatively) also a pair of cannon locks, $15 each (also Sold) a pair of telescopic booms, $60 each

when I run jointed J-13 rapalas I never run the stock hooks, to small, I bump them up to #1, much better landing ratio.

I have 2" wide bulk tape I bought to replace old faded tape and to doctor up some new color combos.. I'm cutting them about 8" long, the with is perfect for the 8" flashers, just have to trim top n bottom which takes a few seconds. I also still have some ladder backs for 8" flashers in crush pearl Glow.. all are same price $1.00 each I got sick of paying $4.50 for 2 little pieces of replacement tape at tackle store. not the stores fault, just to much... Oh, $1 for shipping for every 10 you buy, ex, you want 20 total would be $22 bulk tape is Flo Green transparent Pro-Am ie.. matador Flo Yellow mountain Dew i.e.. pig pen ladder backs r 7" long Thanks Capt. Dave

Only 3 more months and back at it again. the spring of 2014 was very very good. hope this spring is even better…. These are The Good Ole Days Thanks Capt. Dave

Hi Highnoon12, this is Capt. Dave, ReelSilver Charters. I think your boat was only a few boats down from mine. I talked to Don the owner of the marina right around the time your rod holder was missing. When he told me about ur rod holder I kinda shrugged my sholders and pointed to my boat. I had 10 rods sticking up for everyone to see all night long for over a month. I was doing doubles every day it wasn't blowing. I have never had as much as a splitring missing at Clarks.. I'm thinking they must have really wanted just that rod holder. Is there anyway it fell off? I've had big Jon holders fall off couple times, my fault, they were little loose... Thanks Capt. Dave

nice fish, love to see chrome kings in a river Capt. Dave

the problem with mono is it really expands and contracts with hot and cold. the garage will only compound this, when you take a couple hundred feet off you will see the line might look all bunchey or clumpy from the expanding, it won't look smooth any more. I tryed to run heavy mono on planner boards and the mono destroyed my planner reels, think about it, spring time at 1:00 pm you wind the planner in and it 70 degrees and at night it might get down below freezing and crunch, shrinks and crushes the spool. Off subject little, same affect, it will shrink into itself. I don't replace my line until is gets low, might be 2-4 years but I take care of it... anyway, lol replace it... Thanks Capt. Dave

Was at Wallymart today and was looking at the new Trileen XT filler packs. Wow, spools are smaller and you get less line for your money.. No more 330 yards of 10-17 lbs, they nocked um down to 300 yards. the 20 lb used to be 330 and now there's only 270 yards. I have an old spool of 30 lb Xt in the garage and that has 330 yards marked on it. it must be old cause last time I bought that size it was about 250 yards...I know many of us spool um at the sport shop but I like to have couple spools on board "just in case".. sign of the times I guess Thanks Capt. Dave these still are "The Good Ole Days" www.ReelSilverCharters.com