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That's all I know is, they Make glow stuff Glow., Good to know about different wave lengths. I also have a UV tube style lamp(small) that I put in my Flasher box that works good also.

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I have the above one and another a little different and both work awesome. Where do you think the Amazon ones come from?

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I have a older Mariner 9.9 two stroke. Been thinking of upgrading to 4 stroke, but really the old girl purrs like a kitten, and really has very low hours on it for its age. I know I would kick myself if I sold it also. Also works great on 14' puddle jumper.

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You can get them cheap off eBay, just takes awhile to get here from other side of world. But I got this one with UV, red, white all in one. Lithium Batteries and charger for like $12.

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I did get the blue, and green jeans, and the RV versions. Like I said the pics are from spring, lol. Know I lost a few seen also, ha ha. Also love all the carbons;, also have couple different limited double glow patterns not on market. Flounder Pounder double, glow bloody nose double.

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They were on clearance a few years ago and I bought a few but sold or lost them. And they aren't getting any cheaper. Lol

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Don't have that one, but know what it looks like. They make so many color combinations, a guy has a heck of a hard time running them all, especially when the ones you are using are catching fish. Original Flounder Pounder is my overall most productive spoon, both on Lake Mi, and Superior.

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Dave,

Sorry thought I had extras, but must have sold them. I only have couple so can't part with them. Here is some of the collection, added a few since pic was taken.

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Are all the broad heads 125 grain or is it different depending on what you are shooting? I just bought a crossbow but it doesn't say what grain the tips are I am practicing with

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No, broadheads come in different weights. 100 grain, most popular, then 125, and there are a few that are 150 + grains in case you don't have enough weight up front. Crossbow arrows (bolts) need to be front heavy for accuracy. Most have 110 grain, or 90 grain inserts to achieve this. So best way is to weigh them to find out.

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King

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I would do some research, and go shoot as many as you can. I have had many crossbows. Wouldn't touch a Barnett, but they sell more than any other, why? They are in every chain store in America. Poor customer service, nightmare breakage stories, overall construction, ect. I do know that there are going to be some great deals on discontinued Stryker models that are rock solid. Darton, Tenpoint/Horton, Stryker, Excalibur (recurve), Mission are some of the ones you will want to try out.

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I've been using a 35mm camera flash for years to light up salmon spoons. They now repackage these flashes as separate products and various companies have been selling them. Here is one example: http://www.cabelas.com/product/Luhr-Jensen-reg-Power-Flash/1353578.uts?productVariantId=1321075&WT.tsrc=PPC&WT.mc_id=GoogleProductAds&WT.z_mc_id1=10019673&rid=20&gclid=CLT-4ICV884CFQyUaQodhOYGCw&gclsrc=aw.ds

I'd also like to try the UV flashlight. Didn't know they work so well!

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I did use the 35mm flash, had 2 cause they take a few seconds between flashes, really bright. The UV Cree LED flashlights don't cause night blindness.,and the glow lasts longer. Once you use one you will throw the flash in the trash. Super good for glow blue and purple which take longer to charge.

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Here is a video of the St. Peter wreck. It is a chain from the bottom to the top. The buoy is about 3/4 the size of a 100lb propane tank. Look at all the dipsys, dodgers, snubbers, flys and downrigger cable on that chain.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aoB1IAPPQg

Cool video, but really only one Dipsey with Flasher fly that I saw, if you run that over trolling, you arent paying attention. Probably why there isn't more or divers take them.

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Actually the half glows are size in-between mags and regulars. I have a couple, will look to see how many, remember buying some as I am a Moonshine guy.

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Stand corrected, Half moon Mags are 4 1/2", (between Mag and reg of originals) half moons regs are 3 1/2".

Black light (UV) charges glow stuff about 10X better than white light. I have a couple of UV LED flashlights that work the best.

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My SWR's have been out fishing all my other rods last few trips. Got to love them😉

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Just bought one (44) which included the kit, was $14 more but better than $25, or

Almost $40(way high) where you guys live.

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I always run Snubbers, but the fluro ones. Tried without and hookup/land ratio went down. Always run light drags on Dipseys. They are quite stiff , not all stretchy like the leur jensen colored rubber ones.

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Those are older models, some of their first ones. Now Glow bloody nose has spots.

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They make bases that fit all other tracks. Big Jon is only of major companies that has different sized tracks, attachments. All others listed are same size.

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NYS fishing regulations allow an angler to keep 1 musky per day. Until NYS says all musky are catch and release, then it is that angler's complete right and provision under the law, granted by the angler's NYS fishing license, to make the decision to keep or release a musky as determined solely by the individual. Period.

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People keep 20# lakers all the time, don't see people Boo Hoo- ing . About that

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Ain't worth it for me, I would be allowed one per season and Salmon taste and fight a whole lot better anyway.

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You shouldn't use spinning reels. And 2 colors is a swr.

SWR can be 2 or 3 colors.

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No heavier than Med. For riggers Downrigger rods are made to bend , med-heavy are way too stiff for downriggers period. med heavy for boards.

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