Steve.e

I did catch a couple around 10# and 2 around 3# many moons ago, have tried a couple times over the years but can't seem to get them. A friend of mine told me recently that someone that a friend knows has some success with them. I have marked nice schools of something under bait fish on the northwest side in about 25ft of water but couldn't get a hit. I'm thinking maybe suspended ones in the mid lake deeper water in the summer might work, they could be out there following the alwives around. We'll see this summer.

Anybody ever caught a walleye through the ice on Hemlock? Or does anyone attempt it?

What do you want for all the sticks and how many? Do they have the straps? Will meet somewhere if this happens.

What was modified for the scotty beads? Are they thinner than the originals?

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Not hard to do if you have the motor. DIY

Recent survey, or stringer work?

meangreencj7 please call me regarding the stands. 729-6317

PM sent again.  Anybody home?

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Maybe try picking up your speed a little when lowering, will have less upward drift.

Was out Sandy Fri. and Sat. , skunked Friday. Stayed in under 200. Sat caught 1 laker in 110 and that was it. Not seeing much of anything. Going deep next time.

I don't see a problem using the riggers for attractors. As long as you use only 3 'baited' poles each . No law concerning that as far as I know. 

I had a day like that last year, all lost (6) on flies that I just changed the treble to eagle claws. They seemed to have a shallower and wider  bend than the originals. Replaced all of them with some silver ones I had, not sure of the brand, no more issues. Maybe coincidence, maybe not.

Looks like a scale shedding coho to me.

Troutman makes and sells them for a decent price, search classifieds and you'll find him pretty quick. probably within 5 pages.

I tried the cleaner sold at Walmart in the boating section. Spray it on and the scum disappears right before your eyes. Just hose it off. No scrubbing needed. Not sure of the name. Used on an Islander, did not remove any paint.

When retrieving the line with a fish on a lower lead, try dropping the line into a 5 gal pail and hooking the leaders on the edge of the pail, If a fish runs , let go of the line ,the line will pull from the pail and the spoons will pop off the edge. Keep the pail near the back of the boat unobstructed. Works pretty good most of the time. When he stops , repeat process.

Picked up a backpack with mostly bass stuff in it on East Ave by the church about a week ago. Ran over , but all the plastics and a couple lures are still good. Call Steve. 392-7896- eves.

Troutman for torpedo weights, find him in classifieds, probably 1st two pages. 

Lost my last one on  Conesus Fri. night after smackin two 7-8lb walleyes. Had it for 30 yrs and caught many a species of fish with it.

Anybody have a line on some flutter spoons?   Suttons or Sammy paks?  Would like some around 4 inch body length . thin profile.

Mentioned in another post, be careful not to go off the pad. Someone did and got stuck bad. Bring waiters and a 5ft rod and find the end. was there today, still about 3ft near end of south dock.

Bring a pair of hip waiters and a 5ft rod of some sort. Find the end of the pad a poke the rod in close to the dock. better safe than sorry. I went there today and measured  with a stick and there's just about 3ft near the end of the dock. Recent rain brought it up a little since last week. Forecasted more off and on over next week. Low trailer should be good for awhile.

Curious, why ask the internal color? I have 3 units.