07warrior

Well Folks, It's now Official, Laker Fest will be held Saturday May 13, 2017. Location: Fishermans Pier boat launch(Hamilton, Ontario) Time: registration begins at 6 am with 7am blastoff Cost: $50 per angler, plus optional Calcutta entry of $50 per team. This will be a 3 fish box total weight tournament, payout 1st,2nd,3rd. With optional Calcutta for largest fish of the tournament. All coolers must be in weigh in line by 1:30 pm, no exceptions!! Blow day will be Sunday May 14, 2017 Contact Me 519-881-8543 or through pm here for registration or more info.

I use 50lb braid for backing, same as copper. As for depth I would say a 300' puts u close to 60'.

I've used it in 300' length, we love it on our boat. Very easy to use and haven't found anything wrong with it yet. Wish it came in a bulk spool

Trim only works up to a certain point, once above that hight the trailer button will raise the out drive the rest of the way. Try to trim it right down to bottom, the trim will work. Trim is for minor adjustments while under power, the trailer feature is used to raise out drive

Looking forward to the new weigh in!!! Sounds like a great time!! It'll be nice to see everyone again!!

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I love the black and purple nasty boy, took many kings for me last couple years. Always have one in the spread, either out on the copper or on a rigger, best producing spoon I have!!! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

What do u need surface speed for when u have down speed? Surface speed is irrelevant with currents.

This buck is not playing dead, he is wounded and conserving energy, he would have been dead there if left for a little while longer. I've had a deer do that to me as well, grabbed it by the leg and pulled it over a log, and Wham!!! Kicked me right in the chest, up and gone, never did find it again!!!!

Looking for green Inticer flashers, or any colors for that matter. If you have some laying around let me know, thanks

You have good water right where you are. I assume you leave from fishermans pier. Start in 80-100 ft of water, and troll deeper. Anywhere for 50-80 ft down should do the trick. Been having good luck on white this year. Spin dr's and flies have been good, along with 4" and larger spoons.

Hey kuba The snubber(rubber, elastic piece)goes after the dipsey, between lure and dipsey, not between line and dipsey. If you put it in front of the dipsey it would make it awful hard to release.

19 strand torpedo wire has the same sink rate as lead. 300 ft = full core