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  1. I'll take the dipsy divers #23 and if wolf changes his mind I'll take the cowbell
  2. Where you located? Might have to make the drive for this?
  3. I’ll take this. Pm sent!
  4. Where you from? I got an old probe in a box somewhere
  5. I have a set of twin folding super ski boards in good condition. Just got some new otter boats and have 2 pairs of these boards so might as well see if anyone needs a pair. $50 Buffalo-olcott area
  6. Stagers can be hard to get. They are not feeding. Try to use large bright annoying rattle lures and try to keep them moving near bottom and fast. Shallow floating divers or jplugs on lead or heavy bottom bouncers or 3 way rigs and Kwik fish and dredge thru the marks. It’s a grind with snags and be on the rods in a fraction of a second but if you want them they will bite, and on the good days you will get some matures doing that. If that’s your plan grind them out and if not going by daylight slip out to brown or laker water or head offshore for steel and teens!
  7. Mine is a simple a frame made from steel conduit and some chicken wire that I weave brush in. Works good enough for us.
  8. I’ll take them rigger weights. 716-327-1367

  9. Tuffnutz I’ll take them. Pm sent
  10. I'll take them if you take Paypal and will ship
  11. When using my snap weights on long lines I add them to the connection between copper or cores and leader. If you let out all the copper and then add a weight you still need to let out a ton of line to get the weight down. At the end of your weighted line your already going to be letting out plenty of line to get it down. But I have done both ways just prefer to add it before the weighted line.
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