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  1. I clean a lot of fish on the boat and Im looking for a good knife shapener.  Anyone have any suggestions?  I have a few of the $10 quick sharpeners where you just run the blade through a few times, but wondering if there is something better.  I konw the best way is a stone kit, but that isnt the most partical for quick shapening while in the waves.

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    Lot of 8 various dodgers - all size 00.  They are all used and have some wear but all still work great. 

     

    From the top:

    1 - Luhr Jensen size 00 - white with fish scale on one side

    1 - Luhr Jensen size 00 - chartreuse both sides - clear coat is yellowed/cracking

    1 - Luhr Jensen - Les Davis size 00 - chrome both sides

    1 - Luhr Jensen size 00 - chartreuse both sides

    1 - Luhr Jensen size 00 - white with cop car on one side

    2 - Luhr Jensen size 00 - chrome with prism tape on both sides

    1 - Luhr Jensen size 00 - fire dot

     

    Price is $25 shipped to your door. 

     

    Purchase with confidence - I have an 8000+ positive comment rating on eBay.

     

    Thanks Mike

    Fish Licker

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    Lot of 8 various dodgers - all size 0.  They are all used and have some wear but all still work great.  A few have some light metal bending around the swivel hole but doesnt affect performance. 

     

    From the top:

    1 - Luhr Jensen size 0 - chrome with prism tape one side one side chrome

    1 - Luhr Jensen size 0 - double sided chrome

    1 - Luhr Jensen size 0 - chartreuse both sides

    1 - Luhr Jensen size 0 - chartreuse with custom tape one side other side chartreuse (same color as other chartreuse dodger but camera couldnt get the color correct)

    3 - Luhr Jensen size 0 - red/orange

    1 - Opti-Tackle size 0 - red/orange with scale tape

     

    Price is $32 shipped to your door. 

     

    Purchase with confidence - I have an 8000+ positive comment rating on eBay.

     

    Thanks Mike

    Fish Licker

  4. Lot of 3 Daiwa 47h reels for sale

     

    Some of the most durable reels that you can buy.  These have some cosmetic wear and are missing some decals, but they all have excellent drags and perform flawlessly.  They were previously used for lead core.

     

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    Asking $110 shipped for the set of 3.  Up for sale until 11/30 and then they are going up on ebay.

  5. So looking to replace the flexible window plastic on my Cobia 265FC over the winter.  I have a normal bimini top with zippers and then snaps along the front and side windshield.  My plastic is pretty old which makes it hard to see through and some of the snaps are torn.  I know the best option would be to take it in and get the actual shop to do it, but from what I hear doesnt that cost around 2K?  I know its not ideal, but can I just buy the material myself, remove the old zippers from my old plastic and take it somewhere to get sown up just like the old one?  If anyone has any experience with replacing theirs, please let me know what route you went and cost.

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  6. I was thinking on adding the SPX-5R over the winter.  I was going to go with P70R control unit.  The entire package can be found for less than $1300 online.  So in order to use the zig zag features, do you have to hook it up to a GPS or not?  I only have a humminbird GPS/Fish Finder on board.

  7. Typically spoons are run without a flasher.  If you are going to run flasher/fly, a good number to start with is 28" from the end of the flasher to the tip of the fly.  User 40lb test berkley big game - its a bit stiffer to give more action to the fly.  Distance back from the ball is usually around 20 feet.  You dont want to go too much further than that because if your running a fasher of each rigger, they will tangle if you arent heading straight with the underwater currents. 

  8. Bud, that looks like a Strip Club for fishing lures.

    Awesome!

    You should make more and sell them, that is a great idea.

     

     

    Its in the works - I've been trying to find better and more reliable sources for black light tubing in the correct voltage and at a lower cost.  I dont want to use just LEDs, because the wavelenght is too high for purple/blue spoons.  You need a good old fashioned black light at 365nm for that.

  9. Whete did u get the lighting?

     

    Here are the 4 led square lights

    http://www.superbrightleds.com/moreinfo/led-module-strings/lbm-x4-series-led-module-string/144/

     

    Any blacklight will do, just have to make sure it fits in the box that you have and is 12v if you plan on using it directly wired into the other lights.  You could also just use batteries.

     

    For the mirrors I got them from a local store - link below - you can also get sheets of mirrored plexi on eBay.

    http://www.sciplus.com/p/PLASTIC-MIRROR_44628

  10. The one on the left is the walker, the one on the right is Luhr Jensen, both mags and same weight. Not saying they're any better, but they go deeper faster, like running Luhr Jensen with the ring on them. attachicon.gifWalker diver.jpg

    Yeah the walkers are much better overall then the Luhr Jensens.  There have been some durrability issues with the clear walkers in the past, but now that Fish Hawk bought them out, they are adding UV inhibititors to the plastic to make them more durrable.  The 124mm size can really dig and even the next size down (107 i think) can really dive. 

  11. Did a test last night and glowed them up for a few min.  Put them in a dark bathroom and they were still glowing with a steady glow a hour later.  The blacklight/UV glows the lures differently then flashing them with a camera or throwing them infront of a spot light for a few min. 

     

    I personally think that the nuclear green tends to scare fish away until it dies down a bit.  So green spoons just get a brief charge.  The blues and violets are really hard to charge and get a smooth constant glow after that lasts.  Thats where the UV light does its best - it makes the blues and violet spoons glow up really nice.

  12. Well since winter will never end here in WI, I decided to build a glow box to charge glow spoons.  Its made out of a plano ammo/tackle box with plexi mirrors attached on the inside.  Once side has a 365nm tube black light and the other side has 410nm UV leds.  To hang the spoons, I used a 1/4 metal rod with shaft collars on the outside of the box to keep it in place.  The whole thing runs of 12 volts and uses a cigarette plug.  The entire cord can be retracted into the top of the box for easy storage when not in use.  When closed, you cant even see any light coming out of it.  I always had issues with getting an even glow on purple and blue spoons which are the hardest to get a glow.  The best part about the full UV is that you get a full even glow that seems to last longer than using a flasher.

     

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