suttontroller94

Same thing happens on my boat I've just gotta crank it up by hand haha it is faster than most electrics just tires you out after first 20 fish hit the deck then it goes a little slower

I use manual scotty's and bring a gallon of water to drink makes a man outta ya

I use manual scotty's and bring a gallon of water to drink makes a man outta ya

Sampson is open or was yesterday atleast

Regular size dreamweaver always do well on my boat in many colors aswell Michigan stinger scorpions

it was epic for sure we had over 36lbs and got our butts kicked!

Good luck to all tomorrow!

Looking forward to it Kayslay! Final week guys get those entries in!

Thanks Les it was a grind for sure we didn't catch that fish until like 3:20 he made us work for it!

Thanks Mike it was a great day for sure

I sure do have pic of final board!

Update: Gambler Rigs has donated a BUNCH of his rigs and Harvey O'hara has donated a set of his rigger weighs! Don't miss out on your chance at some great prizes and plenty of cash!

Lmfao! Good one nick

What are you looking to catch? Dipsy divers and riggers is all you need. Pick up some spin doctors and flies and put em deep you'll catch lakers

Best part is he had the winning box before he caught that 10lb brown to seal the deal. Brian I'll get him on to answer your question

Just wanted to give a shout out to Dylan Margeit for breaking the previous record for a 1 day total 5 fish box weight this past Sunday on Cayuga. Dylan weighed a 5 fish box consisting of 3 lake trout and 2 browns for 44lbs 11 oz. He also took linker for the day with a laker that went 11lbs 8oz and took over for brown of the year with a 10lb 2oz brown. The previous record was 41lb 2oz out of Owasco in June of 1992. Great job Dylan and crew! To everyone else Cayuga is fishing amazing get out there! If you have the chance as Well don't forget to sign up for the Tom Margeit memorial tourney August 11th going to be some impressive catches I'm sure!

It's rated for 125lbs is it accurate at small weights?

The trick to Seneca is hitting it when the bait is right for sure. The fish die offs last year scared me but hopefully that's over was glad to see the flta boxes for sure. But the abundance of bait is it's challenge the over-abundance of bait and die offs are natural with alewives. Thats actually why kings were stocked in the great lakes was to thin the bait a little so that dead bait didn't scatter the shores during die offs. Hopefully we can get enough piggy trout and salmon to knock the bait populations down a little! There's still hope for Seneca!

Solo with a fish on would be fun

The trick is to have your partner hold the rod with tension while you hold down on the line below the fleas and go across the mono on the fleas there has to be tension though your right that's the trick