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  1. wet the net
    Hi Can you tell me the dimensions of each of these?
  2. wet the net
    check PMs
  3. wet the net
    Tracks are sold Still have the gimbals. $30 for the pair plus shipping.
  4. wet the net
    PM sent on lot #4
  5. wet the net
    Powerdrive Are those watermelon Tsticks old? I can't find that color on the their website. Where did you get them?
  6. wet the net
    probably a full moon night
  7. wet the net
    still have the 12 inch tracks and the two gimbal mounts
  8. wet the net
    I like the rapalas and the Jr Thundersticks. What pound test line is everyone using?
  9. wet the net
    Thanks Ivan I am thinking about converting two St Croix Premier Glass rods with Twili's.
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    I am hoping to get some feedback on using wire line for musky trolling. I am thinking about converting two of my shimano tekota rigs from braid to wire. The reason is I also fish lake erie for walleye and lake trout using dipsy divers. I am hoping I can use the two wire set ups for musky trolling down rods. Probably won't run more that 30 feet of line for musky on the wire set ups. anyone have any experience with wire for musky trolling?
  11. wet the net
    I sent you a private message on lot #3
  12. wet the net
    ttt
  13. wet the net
    two 12 inch Cisco tracks $50 for the pair SOLD two 12" Gimbal mounts $30 for the pair SOLD Base mount for big jon planer board mast $20 SOLD
  14. wet the net
    Nice fish Ronix. Is that a lunge lumber hanging on that rod? Is that what you guys were using?
  15. wet the net
    He said he uses it in conjuction with the kicker. The kicker provides the propulsion and the terrova provides the steering. Lots of people use the two in tandem. Works great on lake erie for walleye. I just never tried it for musky. Deploying the terrova and setting it up on auto pilot after you hook a fish would be an absolute pain in the #$@#. I don't think thats what he meant.
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    iiwhistlerii I use the terrova all the time to steer troll when going under 2 mph for walleye and lake trout. I never tried it going 4 + mph for musky. I assumed it was too fast . Are you using the 36 volt? what speed setting is it normally running?
  17. wet the net
    Thanks Ivan I appreciate your reply. Thats a great fish your dad caught and a nice way to end the trip. I will take your advice on slowing the boat down. In the past I've tried to cut the throttle to neutral and the boat spins and screws up the whole spread.
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    Hi I am going to ask this question at great peril. I am not trying, nor am I interested in starting a huge debate about musky handling procedures. I have all of the right equipment (beckman net, gloves, knippers, plyers, bogo grips etc etc.). I don't need the big lesson on "having the right equipment". I am, however interested to hear how those of you who fish St Claire handle and release musky. It is not out of the question to have double digit days. I know most boats that are trolling are running six lines, probably big boards and maybe even slider rigs. It makes it really hard to stop the boat to net land the fish at boatside. Are you guys netting fish? Are you not netting fish and unhooking without bringing on board? Are you stopping the boat? Are you netting fish and bringing them on board to unhook (most of the charter guys do this)? I have a 50 inch livewell. I have put muskies in there to recouporate and then release. They are really spunky when you pull them out to release. I would like to hear what others are doing.
  19. wet the net
    do you have any pics?
  20. wet the net
    do you guys eat them? How are they?
  21. wet the net
    Heard the same thing about the dragon. I think those cunucks target fisherman there.
  22. wet the net
    looks like hes wearing his daughters ugg boots
  23. wet the net
    No way
  24. wet the net
    stick with the walleye and salmon. started a couple of years ago and thousands of dollars later. hours of bordom interupted by the occasional musky.
  25. wet the net
    Let me know what you have. They need to have the bases that slide into track
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