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Good Morning! Please go to Blood Run Tackle tackles web site, they will explain all the features of the small vs. big boards. I was a die hard big board guy in the finger lakes area as well up to lake Ontario. After reading and understanding their articles, they made the transition really simple. Very helpful folks and great products, hope this will help! Tight lines!! Blackie

I,ve got a boat that I've had for 20 years and it's never done anything but cost me money.

I'm sorry, add a few gallons of new non-ethonal fuel with the seafoam, and properly dispose of the old fuel, I don't think I'd put it in the wifes car!

Jimalbert- Big trucks, construction equipment, saws, generators, ect are my business. You stated that the motor was winterized and summarized, that leads me to believe that Stabil was probley added to the fuel. Ethanol fuel will definatly damage older engines and fuel systems if not protected, If Stabil was added you might get lucky, if not your looking at problems, my advice is to get as much old fuel out of the tank and add Seafoam, if there was was no damage caused by the ethanol standing in the fuel system that long- good your lucky, if there is a problem your only out a can of Seafoam. Seafoam is an enhancer and a cleaner, Stabil does just exactly what the name states, it stabilizes the fuel and does a good job of it. Good luck and tight lines Blackie

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looking for a good used bunk type trailer for a 19.5 ft alum. boat, about 2500 lb. cap. thanks- tight lines to all Blackie

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yes, I have changed lots of tip eyes. They are available from Bass Pro, Cabelas, maybe even your local bait and tackle shop. You can carefully heat your existing tip and remove it, clean the end of the tip, select the correct size tip for replacement, and I use arrow knock cement to fasten the new tip. Most tip replacement set will even come with its own cement. Good luck

Enjoyed the video very much, thanks Tom!

I bought all new Okumas a couple years back because I couldn't find a reliable place to have my Diawas repaired. I had all sorts of issues with the Okumas right off the bat. Called the factory, and recieved absolutly no help, so I called the man I bought the reels from and he suggested I call Tuna Toms. I did just that, needless to say I was pretty upset, I talked to a gentleman named Paul, he got me calmed down, I explained the problems and also told him that I had called the factory and got no where. Paul said box them up and send them- all 18 of them! They did most of the work free of charge, I gladly paid the balance and they were returned the reels in 7 working days. Great service and quality work, have used these folks many times since, but it still bothers me that I had to send brand new reels to a independent repair shop to get them to work properly, I guess I'm not fully sold on Okuma Products Tight Lines

just about the time i convince myself that my pro-troll flashers are the hot ticket the spin doctors turn on and we catch a bunch of fish on them i guess there isn't a clear cut answer. the past couple of years i have been trying different lead lengths between the flasher or sd to the bait or fly. i have discovered that the old standard rule of thumb is only a place to start, if your not hitting fish, adjusting speed and lead length will usually start producing fish good luck and tight lines!

good job!!!!!! kill'm all!!

good luck Ray, please be safe, and enjoy!!!!!! Blacky.

hey man thanks for the post, capt redditt and i had a tuff day off sandy, only a couple small lake trout and a 13 lb steelhead, better days are comming, very shortly!!!!! stay at it!!! Work hard Good fishing,, Blackie