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  1. Some more things I bought on here but will not use.  Asking what I paid for them.  Here is text from the original adds for the Okumas and Penn:

     

    2- Okuma Covector CV30D spooled with Blood Run 30# SS wire  $140 for Both

     

    1- Okuma Convector CN45D spooled w/ 30# fluor leader, 200' Blood Copper, and backer - $60

     

    GT2LC Reel has not been used much, Missing tension control cap and name plate on handle, clicker is functioning but quiet - $55

     

    The Shimanos are new in box - They are spooled with 30# Trilene Big Game (have the remainder of the spool somewhere as well that can go with them.  $100 for Both

     

    Prices are based on meeting somewhere near Syracuse, shipping is extra.  Still have the downriggers (http://www.lakeontariounited.com/fishing-hunting/topic/47487-4-big-jon-downriggers-52-42-and-2-36/) and will be posting a bunch of spoons soon as well.

     

    Thanks for looking.

     

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  2. Bought these on here almost two years ago thinking I would get into trolling; it's not going to happen.  Would like to clear out some space and some cash to use on other fishing interests.

     

    Here is the post that I purchased them from (the 2 - 36" riggers are sold):

     

    "For sale 4 Big Jons Captains Pak Electric Downriggers. All 4 in working condition, all line counters work, all 4 riggers have a Big Jon release on cable, all are spooled with SS rigger cable. 2 have single rod holder, and I have 2 pedestal swivel base mounts. Captains pak's are rated for up to 12# rigger weights. Do not want to seperate, Pick up only in Syracuse. (have battery set up onsite to show riggers work in action.) Asking $900 OBO for everything."

     

    Here is a link to the post with photos:  http://www.lakeontariounited.com/fishing-hunting/topic/34396-4-big-jon-electric-downriggers/

     

    I have not used these, they have been in my camp for the two seasons and not in the elements.  Will have to take a loss but need them gone - $325 picked up in the Syracuse area.  Would consider splitting, but they will cost more individually for the hassle and time.

     

    Thanks.

     

    Can take current photos is people are interested, but they look the same.

     

    Also have a pair of brand new, uncoated 10 lb herbie weights that I will let go of with or without the riggers.

     

    ADDED - TRADES - looking for a sit on top kayak, aluminum row boat, anything to play with at camp.  Open to ideas.

     

    Tired of tripping over them, and since it's tax season and it hurt, I am donating them to a charity to help with next year's taxes.

  3. Great information, thank you.  I'll be checking each lure to see if it is worth repairing, especially the rusty ones.  Have to make a supply order for the season, so will order some new trebles, Siwash hooks, and split to replace what is there.  Did look at a couple of the Suttons, did not realize before they have solid rings.   Will have to see how to attach a different hook without messing them up.

     

    Not really targeting anything at this point, just starting into trolling and love to fish, so whatever is hitting is what I will pursue.

     

    As for the Blue Lure it is marked:

     

    Pflueger

    Keeper

    Made in Hong Kong

     

    On the back side it looks like bright chrome.

     

    Yes, the oldest looking lures - the blue one, hammered brass, ESL, and the like will be made into wall hangers for the camp.

     

    Thanks again.

  4. Can't thank you enough for the information, will be purchasing some Coke to soak the worst offenders and will get out the buffer and silver polish as well.  I'll start looking at them a little closer to check the condition and separate them and try to get the best ones ready for the year.

     

    Again, thanks for the information, knew you guys would know what they are!

  5. Purchased these through the site a year or two ago, can't really remember.  Knew (know) nothing about spoons but finally cleaned them up and wanted to see if they are a good start for trolling, or if I should scrap them and start by buying new.  There'se lots of them, but they are thin metal and not very heavy.  Like I said, I know nothing about trolling gear.  I've attached some photos with the last being of a few that were heavier metal that I thought just looked cool and a couple of them may go on display at our camp (one is marked Sutton and appears pretty old).

     

    Any insight is appreciated!  Thanks.

     

     

    Group 1

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    Group 2 Backs

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    Group 2 Fronts

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    Cool looking ones...

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  6. Name: Ken

    Location:Marcellus, NY

    Home Port:Sandy Pond

    Boat Name/Type: 19' Spectrum, 13' Whaler

    I fish for: Whatever is hitting

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    Finally found the site. :$ Bought a camp up by the pond two years ago and finally in a position to make good use of it! Done lots of stream trout fishing and had a place on Oneida long ago, but getting ready to hit the bigger water in search of new adventures. Have three younger kids and want them to learn a new type of fishing as well.

    Thanks all for the information on the site, many days of reading ahead!

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