Adk1
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damn that's a good idea. Honestly never thought about washing my boat in the car wash! Gonna have to give that a try! -
I am kind of surprised the minimum size is 15" actually
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Isn't there also the issue of rod and reel setup? It's pretty easy to start over cranking with big gear not realizing the lighter line? -
Will the single hooks allow for more spoon action? -
The only salmon I have ever landed so far is on a white with green dot ad and green fly
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I have the elite 7. I know there has been allot of talk about this unit and some of it not so good. But I love it, it was a huge step up for me from my ol aedile ultra 2 plus. I got the navionics premium charts and it is sweet
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I need to do that! Thanks for the tip -
hey I like that spoon holder great idea!
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Not looking good at all for today tomorrow looks to improve should be good after this weather blows through? -
ok I won't get back this year anyways but was curious as when I was there a few weeks ago it was slow I never hooked up with a king the three days I fished. Only got one small steely -
So is the fishing picking up out of Mexico yet or still slow overall?
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beats the heck out of cranking by hand though! -
mid to late 80's?
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no clue really. You should have a 3A inline fuse if nothing else.
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I was in the same situiation as you two years ago. Luckily a friend of ours gave me his Mag 10A's for free however when he sold the boat the female plugs went with it..so, I looked around and checked out fish307.com who has allot of legacy Canon parts. no dice so I ordered the new conversion plugs. I must say that it was well worth the $$. the new plugs are far heavier duty and have caps that seal the terminations...I highly recommend them.
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HAHA! Bingo, I was right! canon Mag 10A I have 2 of them
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and your using 16lb weights! I think the book says 13lb max
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that it would but I will go with a Mag 10A
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I think 16lb is too much for me older Mag10A riggers
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Just buy an etec and be done with it!
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They are diehard riggers. U will love them. We had on old Rivera at one time now that was a beast!
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I do not have a fh yet bit planning on one for my next major purchase for next year. Reading these posts makes me believe that I also need to invest in some heavier dr weights as right now I am running 8 and 10 lb weights! Talk about blowback!
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We have one on my dad's boat. It's great for fishing shallower lakes to say 60 feet. But I don't know how much fun it's gonna be cranking them up and down 100 plus feet on lake o? U will have strong arms though
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now that is a blast from the past
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Yep that is defiantly a small bear but fun to see!