Pa223
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I recently heard that you can attach leadcore to a planer release with no problem but I had always believed you should attach to mono only. Anyone attaching leadcore or copper directly to their release on planers?
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Sincere sympathies but she is certainly smiling down on you.
What fow were you running mainly with the action?
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9 hours ago, T.ice1980 said:
3 color and 5 color Took the most hits off of the OR 12 boards with stinger spoons and dreamweaver super slims
Thanks a bunch!! We are heading out of kendall this weekend and will let you know how we do
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WAY TO GO , THANKS FOR THE REPORT
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SOME NICE PICS THERE. THANKS FOR THE REPORT. SPOONS OFF THE LEADCORE? 10 COLOR OR SHORTS?
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wow , great day, thanks again and tight lines!
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Great report. I know you said everything took fish but did you find riggers or long lines more productive? Dipseys, etc? Thanks again
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19 hours ago, Sk8man said:
pa223 are yours like the first pic?
Mine are like the bottom pic, only duals.
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1 hour ago, ifishy said:
i have the cannon single axis and the berts ratcheting on mine one of each on each side the cannons are my first choice for dipseys by far ant the berts get used only when running 2 a side. I also have some big jons like in the second picture on Ska8mans post not the triple but two on what is supposed to be a down rigger plate on the center of my transom I use them for chute rods or a net holder or a down rigger rod or just another place to put a rod when you need to move something in a hurry.
The cannon single axis are by far and away the best think i have ever seen for a dipsey the one hand thing in either direction is genius also no worry's about caps coming off and rock solid in the tracks. berts work just fine and one handed up is good for big hits but i find they sometimes get a little sticky in the ratchet mechanism wd-40 fixes it but has never happened with the cannons.
the big johns are solid enough but are a two handed adjustment also the single bolt in the middle means they are prone to turning. no big deal where i have them and how i use them but I would never trust a dipsey off the side in one, though i have put a dipsey there in the center to net a fish on the side of the boat.
The big jons in the pic are not a single bolt. They are in a track with 2 set screws holding them in place impossible for them to turn. The duals that I run are specifically made for dispels and are indestructable so far
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Big Jon Ratcheting diver Holders no question for me. Big Jon are so heavy duty and great customer service as well. Ratcheting makes grabbing the rod extremely easy when it starts screaming A bit pricey but well worth it in my opinion
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have had good luck with big game mono on the riggers (generally 30# with appropriate floor leader size based on the time of year. For dispeys, wire all the way. I made the change a couple years ago from firemen and never looked back
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Unbelievable amount of info here. Really appreciate it. I have a couple copper set ups and big boards but have been a bit intimidated so the rods usually stay in the rocket launchers. With this info I will try it this year.
Thanks again
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It's strange bit I find it is a day to day, trip to trip thing
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I wish a deal had been available like this when I started out!
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Thanks guys. Good tips. I use a dbl uni knot and pretie my leaders as well . Prob just a but longer to tie then the swivels. Also a good idea on splicing the last 120 ft of mono before the fall
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Hello all! Like most of you, I have been tuning and organizing my gear anxiously waiting for my shakedown cruise. For the past 3 seasons I have loaded my mono rigger reels with smaller mono (like 12-20#) and then flouro leaders of 8-10#. Then mid season I have usually changed that out to 30# mono and 12-15# floor leaders due to fish size and fleas. My question is , since I am running flouro leaders, is it really necessary to change the mono mid season, or should I just leader down with heavy mono through entire season ? Meaning use 30# mono all year and change leaders out according to season. I should mention that I am not talking about Brown setups as I have separate rods and setups for those.
Thanks for all of your help!
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I will take lot 1. Pm sent
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I come from the south so I always hit Narbys in Point Breeze. Not sure on the rochester side of things. Im sure the local rochester group will chime in
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We did great last weekend with jplugs, mag spoons, and FF. Jplugs chrome w red nose and spoons were mostly anythibg black/silver but also heavy green
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Recommended colors or spoons for a first timmer?
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Are you planning to fish in the lake?
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Fish scale
in the market for a new scale. Boca scale is obviously great from the reviews but am in sticker shock. Are the knock off Boga scales quality or is this a you get what you pay for kind off deal?
Or is there another quality scale out there?
Thanks!
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Way to go Ken. We had the same great fishing Friday and Saturday but had to leave Sunday. It wasn't insane bite. Absolutely hated to leave. Tree stands can wait LOL keep catching them while you can!
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Congratulations!!!! That is a great fish
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Out of kendall fished sandy from 6-2. Everything worked. Just one of those days. Fished 80-100fow. 70-90 down. Mag spoons, ff, and dispeys all took shots. Finished 14-16. Free sliders also worked on two nice steelies.
Don't put the boat away just yet
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Tuning cut bait
in Questions About Trout & Salmon Trolling?
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Interesting question. I have always just checked it at surface and have had great luck
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