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  1. My intentions were to run three boards off each side of the boat, one dipsey, one down rigger line. At least that was,my thought Sent from my VS990 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  2. Been running otter boards with double keels for some time, they work very well with 1 copper, multiple lines out you get a great big bow in the tow line, then nothing works right Sent from my VS990 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  3. I have left for the weeks work, quill get the pictures you request as some as I can get the boat back in Cayuga 'll. Boards won't plane out to the side, drag off rear corner of boat, 10 colors of lead core, 50 lb power pro braid backing Sent from my VS990 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  4. TX 44s won't run OK guys, I am in trouble again! I purchased 6 TX44 planer boards and 6 replacement stainless pins. These were intended for multiple copper/leadcore rigs. I read and reread all the information I could find on these. Went to bloodrun's site , read and reread their suggestions for modifications for use with copper and leadcores. Set my rigs up with the proper braided backing, proper placement of rod holders on the boat. Bottom line I can't get these damned things to work! They just want to drag along behind the boat. I've nearly ruined one of these things moving the clip/release(witch I think is junk), forward back, up, down! I'm pissed, you got the idea! Could anybody give me any help? Thanks!!!!!!!!!
  5. Nice outfit pole setter! By the way, sorry for,posting,this topic twice Sent from my VS990 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  6. I started a project on the old boat a short while back. I was tired of the mixed matched, hodge- podge mess of rod holders and assorted other crap I had on that boat, so I decided that I wanted to invest in a track system. I spent a lot of time researching and reading everything I could get my hands on. I called and e-mailed each of the following manufactures with a number of questions, Cannon, Berts, Traxtech, and Cisco. Two of the companies never responded at all, one invited me to some sort of chat room or on-line question and answer session. Only one company bothered to return a phone call, that was Cisco Fishing systems. With that being said, please keep in mind I am an old guy and I am old school. I don't mind spending money on things on things I want, I just want to understand what I am buying and be sure it is right for me. Mr. David Logan, from Cisco Fishing Systems, returned my call very promptly and asked help in any way he could. After a lenghthy conversation, I told Mr. Logan, that I would like to do a little more research and get back to him. After a couple days I called back, he was very glad to hear from me and remembered right away. Mr. Logan was very eager to help me with a few new questions, so I decided to place a order. I ordered two 60 inch tracks, 2 custom built down rigger risers, I told him I thought I would go with a competitors rod holders, after a short chat, he offered to send me one of his rod holders, just to see if I liked it. In four days I had my order. I was very impressed with everything, including the rod holder. But what impressed me the most was the very personal and professional service that received. To date tracks are installed with the new downrigger risers and eight new rod holders. Phase one complete! Phase two= new electric planer mast on order! Everything from these folks is absolutely top notch! Every thing is machined and milled from solid material, no welding. A Big, Big Thanks to Mr. Dave Logan and all the folks at Cisco Fishing Systems.
  7. Thanks a lot Rick, as usual you have answered a lot of very nagging questions. I had a post on here for the last week or so trying to get some info to make up my mind on witch mfg. to go with. As always I got lots,of help, thanks again!! Sent from my VS990 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  8. Pap, they also make tablet holders, I have one in my tractor trailer. Very sturdy, it's got about 300,000 miles on it, if I remember right it was about 60 dollars and very adjustable. Its going to be smart troll for me. Rick didn't mention where his article was going to be published, I am anxious to read it. Sent from my VS990 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  9. Rick, thanks for the comeback, i did not want to bother you with a pm, looking forward to your report. Sent from my VS990 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  10. Rick, Sent from my VS990 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  11. Ok, I will close this topic by saying thanks to all my friends for your help, I am in the middle of a new project at this moment. Watch for a report, I'm sure you will find it interesting! Tight lines, Blacky... Sent from my VS990 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  12. Thanks for all the info fellas! I am interested to know how reliable the smart troll is. July 3rd last summer we fished aboard the Yankee troller with Rick and Chris Hijecki. I am sure they were using a smart troll, sit the honest truth was we were so darned busy catching fish, I didn't have much time for questions Sent from my VS990 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  13. Scratch diode and insert dipsey, wow, where did that come from Sent from my VS990 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  14. Thank you all for the quick and positive responses. I apologize for taking so long to get back here, busy work day. One of my major concerns is using a probe system of some kind with diode is. I just don't have much faith with in them because I just don't know where they are at. I have read all the books and articles and charts I can get my hands on and there are just to many variables. I was looking for something that would help me zero in on these things. Every time I put one of these things in the water. I tell my fishing partner, if we catch a fish on that thing, it's just pure luck! Sent from my VS990 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  15. Getting ready to pull the trigger on a speed, temp, depth unit any help appreciated. Price not really a concern., Thanks Blacky
  16. DILLIGAFF Sent from my SCH-i705 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  17. chinook 35 has nailed your problem, you will find someone has probley changed a hub. a hood fit for bearing buddies are very tight. the caps are marked, you may have to measure the ID of the hub. good luck Sent from my SCH-i705 using Lake Ontario United mobile app
  18. I was fortunate today to help celebrate my very dear friend, Jim Haviland's seventy second birthday. I was proud to be with his son Bill, and one of my best friends, Cory Redditt. We scheduled a trip on the Crazey Yankee, with Rick and Chris Hajecki. ABSOLUTE STELLER day. Very professional We were very well taken care of.. The bite was on!! Boxed out and done by 10:30 am. Two kings @ 24lbs two more @20lbs, four more @ 15+ and some smaller fish. I forgot my phone In the truck but there are pictures on facebook @ Crazey Yankee Sportfishing, and Cory or Bill's facebook page. Fantastic Day!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  19. looking for a couple lightly used okuma solterra 50 series reels. will pay fair price, thought I would try here before I pull the trigger on new/ thanks please email [email protected]
  20. no, I do not ship to Canada, and I don't do business with people who use someone elses post, sorry
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