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Dtmasportsman

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  1. Walleye/Brown Trout Trolling Reels 3 Daiwa Accudepth 17LC and 1 Cabelas DM 20 with LC for sale. All used very lightly for 2 seasons. Spooled with 15# trilene big game. But it is 2 years old. All four for $100 will need to be shipped I'm in DE.
  2. Wow that sucks! I hate a thief and just reading these stories makes me sick to my stomach.
  3. We used to. It is tough having to heat each spoon, one at a time with a heat gun. We then used a powder paint airbrush, the paint holds up great after baking, but it is time consuming. Now we just use acrylic paint and still bake to cure. Then we use a spray clear coat over top. The powder paint is definitely more durable, but the acrylic is much easier to use and paint cleaner lines/patterns etc.
  4. Thanks Devin! Looking forward to getting out there this weekend!
  5. Got some more done tonight. Will be up getting them wet around Henderson next week!
  6. 7 spoons for $14 plus add $3 to ship. Paypal is the easiest. All spoons are lightly used. Mixture of brands
  7. Back to the DE bay after work today. I'm starting to not like this release slot limit. Caught a nice 38" fish that went back because it was in the slot. A lot of fun for quick after work trip tho!
  8. Actually it was 43" and 35 ish pounds. (33 after sitting in a cooler all day). Was a nice one. Slow fishing with only one fish each day, but big fish like that make it worth it!
  9. Couple more from the Chesapeake Bay last week.
  10. Great pics man! Can't wait to see her in a few weeks. Looks like a perfect setup for tuna fishing! With those double rigged outriggers can troll 10-11 tuna baits easily! Should be great for Kings as well!
  11. Gearing up for the lake, but took the boat out on a shakedown fishing trip after work on Tuesday. The wind was howling, and it was cold, but we found some fresh bait and setup in 30' of water in the upper DE bay and chunked for stripers. Had some action right away with a couple run offs, but couldn't get hooked up. My buddy finally connected on a nice fish and shortly after a nice 40" striper was in the boat (probably 25-30#'s). This fish ended up in the throwback slot that DE implemented last year, (any fish between 37 and 44 inches must be released). Hurts to throw back a big fish like that, but also feels good at the same time as these fish are way up the bays and rivers spawning this time of year. Right after that we hooked up again on another nice fish. This fish ended up being 38" and had to go back as well. Had a few more bites and missed and caught a catfish and that was it for us. Packed up and headed in at dark, Chilly 30 min boat ride back to the ramp into the wind in the dark!
  12. This is one of my favorite patterns we've come up with!
  13. I run 150' leads on my big boards. I love being able to run 4-5 lines per board and spread them out to avoid tangles. I do my best to give everyone a ton of room and hate getting pinched in somewhere. If you think its bad up there we have to deal with Charter boats on the Chesapeake who run 12-15 lines per board! Think of how long the leads are on those! With no lines per angler limits they have free range to do whatever they want. Some charters have a mate for each board!
  14. Haha yessir. Been taken care of already!
  15. Here are a couple Lake O videos from last May I've been rewatching a bunch to get ready for this spring up there. There are also a couple shark videos from our trips last year in DE. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XIVFh5yrvE0 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lJkrkuSJ1uI https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ySYt7G7vmI0 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_RVL7Xx_HX4
  16. Looking forward to seeing the new boat in person!
  17. Sounds like a great day! Stinks about the lost fish but still had to be a lot of fun!
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