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Price drop to $500 or best offer, indoor season is approaching!

Price drop, $550 or best offer. I will throw in Rage 2 blade mechanical broadheads for the the arrows and a new Tru-fire wrist strap release as well so the package will be ready to shoot as-is. Buy now and be ready to shoot indoor all winter, 3D all summer, and start hunting in September. Make an offer, worst I can say is no. Willing to travel to deliver The bow is a proven killer throughout the east and west! Killed many deer with it and have taken it out for elk a few years as well.

Hoyt Carbon Element, 32" ATA. Set up with #2 Fuel Cam (26-28" Draw, currently set at 27.5, have draw mods to 28") 55-65 lb limbs, new Winner's Choice string installed last year, peep and kisser button installed Max-1 Camo finish on bow and quiver Excellent condition, have hunted with it for several years, just ready for a new bow. Accessories: Tight Spot 5-arrow quiver Trophy Taker Smackdown limb-driven drop away rest Spot Hogg Real Deal 5 pin, with fiber optic wrap Fuse stabilizer Wrist strap 10 arrows (CE Mayhems and Easton Carbon Injexion) Asking $600 or best offer. PM for more details or photos. Located in Sackets Harbor / Watertown area

The Raymarine EV-100, which was pretty much maxed out on my hyd steering ram, was constantly pumping on my boat trolling into or in the trough of anything bigger than 2 footers. It did work great, though not sure what the longevity of the pump is going to be under my conditions. Although not sure what the draw rate was, I would not use that pump with a kicker without an alternator.

Todd, you would still need a drive system for that unit. I've done a little research into mating a system like the Octopus Type S mechanical drive (type that attaches to cable-drive steering wheel) and Raymarine EV units, and it seems like a definite possibility. Cabling and programming needed for this, I have no clue, but seems possible.

Good luck with whatever route you decide! Because I fish solo or with my wife and inexperienced buddies often, installing autopilot for this past season has improved my fishing experience and catch rate tremendously. Unless you have a dedicated, experienced wheel-man, AP is a great tool to have. I know we fish the same waters quite often, if you want to hop aboard and give mine a try early next season, you are more than welcome.

Todd, what do you have for electronics on the boat now? Lowrance makes an AP for cable steered outboards, but needs a newer HDS MFD for a head unit. Even if you dont have lowrance electronics now, it may be cheaper to add in a smaller HDS unit and buy the cable-steered lowrance AP, than to upgrade to hydraulic steering and a hydraulic AP. https://www.starmarinedepot.com/lowrance-outboard-pilot-cable-steer-pack.html?gclid=Cj0KCQiArYDQBRDoARIsAMR8s_QJVFLkrZoiBgr1L842gIuNNinChBT_3ehNjboF5E1hp5CgCRb4274aAl_TEALw_wcB I run the Raymarine EV-100 on my Wellcraft 220 sportsman and yamaha F200, connected with panther quick-connect rod to a yamaha T9.9, I have hyd steering though. I know some love this system, and some hate it, but it works great for trolling on my boat with the correct settings on the head unit.

You're better off going to Erie, Matt... Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Good luck bud. All FF bite for me the past three times out Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Fished the trench 0730-1030. Boated two matures at the northern end. Lost one and broke another off at the southern end, 95 fow 85 down. Many knock offs. Lake was a lot calmer this morning than yesterday. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

I like longer dipsey leads typically 10-12', but have had 6' leaders from dipsey to flasher catch fish before. Lake was rolling today. Made one pass with the waves from 1100-1230 after perch fishing this morning. . Picked up one 25 ish lber, 220 dipsey meat market/ pro am. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Mountain dew dewing well tonight... get it?? Also brought in a nice laker on a 10" md crush sd/ 5" minion fly Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

140 fow straight W of the light Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Out here now. Good temps down 105-110. Mountain dew crush echip/ big fin shred fly. 119 rigger. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Thanks for the report. Was planning on hitting the trench/finger this morning, but slept in and got the bow tuned in instead. Plan on hitting it hard next weekend. Should be a calm week and temps should set up nicely. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

There were some kings around the finger friday and saturday last week. See my report from earlier this week. Not sure what the weather this week did to them.

Looks like a repeat of last year's weather. My crew and I will be rolling into town on Thurs, really pumped! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Forgot to mention, fleas were terrible on the diver wires. If left in the water for more than 10 minutes, the last 8-10 feet above the dipsey was just packed with fleas Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United

Henderson Finger 7/21-7/22 7/21 Left sackets at 0530, started setting lines by 0630. Started near the mountain and trolled into the waves towards west in 140-150 FOW. Decent action on 18-22 lb kings and a few lakers from 0830 to 1030. Action died after that. Hits on meat, FF, and spoons. Lost a screamer on a black/green pro king spoon on 87 foot rigger over 135. Pretty sure he wouldve been our biggest, he ripped out to 400 feet on the line counter before I could even gain any line. Lost him shortly after that. 220 and 242 mag wire dipsey on No. 2 setting and 100 and 87 foot riggers took all the shots. 7/22 Same game plan as day before. Lost two really good rips on meat and FF divers out 200 and 220. Broke another good fish on same black/green pk spoon. Ended up landing a decent 19lber and a 5lb jack on moonshine bad toad 88 rigger. Landed a few nice lakers too. Had at least a dozen rigger knockoffs that never came tight on a meat market paddle/ pro am fly. Headed back in around 1100. All in all, pretty decent weekend on the eastern side. Wish we couldve boated a few more of the hookups we had on saturday, but thats kings for ya I guess.

I grew up fishing lake erie walleyes out of Erie PA, and still fish them a few times a year. From mid june through sept, 5 color with bagleys, reef runners clean, and dipseys with willow harnesses and spoons are all we use, and typically pull a 3 man limit ( 6 a person) by noon. Divers are definitely not a waste of time there. Tactics are a wholeeeee lot different from our part of ontario though for sure.