finsntins

talk to a real person and spoke english????that would be amazing!!!!!

i went to okuma convectors for this season,but i had the magda pros with 2 seasons on them and had only one fail.they have lots of up and downs on the riggers and many salmon on them.best bang for the buck for me.

we use the "breakaway"cable,as stated above,its made to brake before your rigger cable,cheaper to lose a ball,then a probe.

if you dont already have some type of down speed/temp unit,they are worth every penny or should i say 5 pennies!!!!haha.if you are looking to up grade for the blue tooth,i dont see it being that important,the only plus would be if your head unit stops working you can view it on your phone or i-pad,i think???

what gill-t said was also confirmed by the captains at the lotsa salmon school.

i agree with skate,there is no "definite" answer here.you need to have both.another thing to keep in mind is how you present each one,whether its on a rigger,wire,or copper.we usually split the boat with spinnies on one side and paddles on the other and let the fish tell you what they want,but like skate said,sometimes its neither and they want spoons,which happened quite abit last year.another thing to consider is your trolling speed.i believe spinnies can handle a higher trolling speed then paddles,so if you have spoons out and your speed is up abit,then you may want spinnies out instead of paddles.what ever you have out needs to "look good" in the water.and like what was stated above,its not an inexpensive sport!!!!

www.tunasreeltroubles.com located in luddington,mi.i sent him a takota that had a screwed up drag and the clicker didnt work,sent it to him had it back in a week,cost 38 bucks with shipping both ways.i am going to send him all my reels next year for a going through.

pm me your number,my boss has a friend that is a mechanic at a dealership out there,maybe he can help you out.

we must be neighbors!!!!

hey theres my broken dock!!!!!

talked to a buddy yesterday who was at mexico point and said the bay is full of ice as far as the eye can see.we stopped at wrights landing and mexico point after the lotsa show 2 weeks ago and there wasnt a piece of ice on the lake.it kinda got my juices flowing!!!!

thats really cool to give someone on here that kind of discount!!!post it in the classifieds,might help,especially this time of the year.

unless money is an issue,i wouldnt trailer when you could slip your boat.like was stated above you may have to wait 15 minutes just to launch,then same thing coming out and trailering to where ever you are staying.i make the trip in and out all summer long,really isnt a big deal.have an egg sandwich and coffee and by the time you are done you are at the lake ready to troll!!!!if you rent a cabin at mikes,they may give you a deal on the slip,its worth asking.

dont have much of a choice,they are the only 2 that i know of on the little river and dont think the light house rents transient slips on the big river.

mikes marina on the little salmon in mexico.315-963-3119.thats where we slip our boat.nice marina.gas dock,fish cleaning stations,porta potties.they also have 2 cabins for rent.really cheap!!!not anything special,but clean.if you need more info,send me a pm.