Chinook Chaser

Currently I have traxtech tracks on each side with each rigger on a riser. It's necessary for them to be on a riser in order to swivel and clear a the edge on the side of the islander. Each track is supported underneath with plates. Guess my biggest worry is the base cracking. I do see that cannon sells stainless bases. That is an option or for probably the same total price of doing all 3 riggers or a small amount more I could use a heavy aluminum or steal rail/riser and remove a large amount of the bounce. It would also give me a few more inches of height on those choppy days. Anyone no where I can get risers? Maybe they call them something else.

on an aluminum boat I am assuming? should I change out to a heavy duty base? I believe they sell them.

I have an islander with 3 Cannon stx riggers. They are super fast. When they stop at the top they bounce. To me it bounces a lot. I am curious as to anyone's experience here because I am concerned about possibly losing a downrigger. Maybe I am just paranoid. This is my first year with the set up and I am considering an aluminum or steel railing to mount riggers and rod holders to for extra support. I know more is probably better but I would prefer to forgo the expense. Any advise or ideas would be appreciated.

Oops how many did you catch

is it worth trailering over from sodus area now? it seems pretty much over here for Kings

U out today or to rough

Ruff rider what was your speed that was working

Patriot that's different. I have never seem anything like it. Where can they be ordered

Ok thanks. We found fish and had a ton of streakers but they just wouldn't go. We did try many directions but maybe should have been more methodical in our approach to it. Maybe something like marking a fishy spot on the GPS then hitting it in a few different directions at different speeds of nothing then move on. And the currents were terrible we had to run fewer lines and had some tangles.

Glad you had some action. We were fishing in the same water and passed you a few times and am frustrated to say we had zero action. We tried multiple spoons, meat, different Flys, paddles, different speeds. We tried everything! I have been getting some coaching from others and I may be getting to much information but any suggestions would be great.

Nice! Thanks for the information.

Thought I would ask people to weigh in on their opinions for the best paddle, flasher or attractor to run with meat and fly. Include the brand, size and color. I think this will help many people.

Over how deep

Oswego I think