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I use a .270 savage and I have used it for white tail, mule deer, bear, antelope & caribou with 100% success, it is flat shooting and very accurate. My hunting buddies use a 30.06 and have had the same success so go with whichever one feels most comfortable for you. Good luck and have fun!

Hi, what do want to get for it? I’m not sure what it’s worth and I don’t want to insult you by offering some low dollar amount. Thanks Greg - you can call or text me any time. 585-354-4075

Great story! Been there done that!

1 volt meter & 1 speedometer 50.00 for both

Great job Jeremy, That's a great fish! Not a good feeling when the boat dies out there glad you were able to get it going.

I love the story and the picture because I had the same thing happen with my daughter 18 years ago and was about the same age as your daughter, she still loves to fish and still brags about that 18lb king which we have hanging on our wall, congratulations to you and your daughter I know it will be a lifetime memory that you will both treasure.

We did not weigh either fish, I wish that we had but wanted to get both back into the water asap.

Congratulations!

Went out for the first time this year with my buddy who has not fished the lake in about 20 years so we had no big expectations, we went out to about 120 just west and did nothing then headed east and fished about the same depth and caught 1 Laker down 35 on a chrome and pink Bomber about 8lbs then had one rigger fire but lost the fish. On a whim thought I would try moving in to 60-80 ft about 1 mile west of the creek, caught the laker down 62 over 80 on a bloody nose spoon and the King 42 down over 80 on a Watermelon spoon. (see pics attached) Caught these fish just before the wind picked up out of the NE. Went 3 for 4 and had a ball!

I have dropped the price to 3400.00 with the trailer, I have to sell it because I'm moving and have no where to keep it, if your interested you can call me or text at 585-354-4075 thank you Greg

I had that happen on my boat, the warden did not ask who owned the boat, he wanted to know who hooked it and reeled it in and that is who got the ticket. The fish was 1/8 inch short (walleye) we told him to throw it back but........ yours was a great answer