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21 hours ago, battlehammer said:

If I get on some fish I will PM where I'm at JK. I haven't been out since the LOC so I need to figure out a starting depth


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I have no one to PM how awesome the fishing is!

What weight copper is it? 45#?

I'm fairly new to this as well but will tell you what we do. Question #1 is yes 18"-30" is fine, shorter equals faster fly action, longer equals slower fly action, try different lengths until you see what works. Question #2 we normally only run spoons off the riggers but you can run flasher/flies. Question #3 50 feet is a little long but might work, we normally do about 20 feet, but try different lengths and see what works. Question #4 we use about an 8 foot leader off a standard dipsy to flasher/flies, any length if using a slide diver. But you need to be able to net the fish with a standard dipsy diver. If you run a meat rig with twinky flies you'll have to shorten to about 4 feet. Question #5 You can run lead core or shorter copper lengths (200-300 feet) off boards, but stick baits is more for spring time. Now I should of stated this is our program for salmon, if your targeting browns or lakers you'll have to ask someone else as we don't target those species. 

Will do, heading up Friday.

Dave at Cisco is great, I'm from the Cleveland area and he has delivered to me....can't beat that for customer service!!!

Are we going to get a summer mode, can't believe how cold the water still is for the middle of June!

That's crazy!!!

Thank you for posting.

I'm fairly new to this site and from out of state but post after every trip to your awesome fishery! Love this site and Lake O!

Awesome report!

Great report! This high water is definitely devastating to all the businesses that depend on boaters and fisherman to survive....very sad!

Yes lots of pictures of the new ride would be awesome!

Nice report! 

Awesome fish! Congrats!

Sent payment for 5 tickets. Prayers sent for your mother as well!

Thank you, Bob

4 hours ago, Buckmaster7600 said:

 

I am in the process of talking to west coat builders and can't decide if I want an offshore bracket or not, how do you like it? Is it a pain to net fish?


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You definitely want the offshore bracket, you get more room in the back of the boat, the boat rides better and you can stand on it to net fish if you need to.

It's a hard top, powder coated aluminum hardtop. The rear side windows and drop curtain are canvas. I do have a canvas top too but never use it. Thanks about the building, it's nice not having to winterize the boats in the winter.

Thank you, I'll see what I can come with. If I need more info I'll get back to you!

I love mine 22 foot Alumaweld hard top, a little of six foot clearance under the top. More room on the back deck than my 26 foot Thompson.

They look like Michigan Stinger Scorpion spoons.

Wow! Don't know who he is, never heard of him, but boy does he sound like a real a-hole! I hope you guys that live in that area get the word out to potential clients and maybe he'll have to sell a few of those eight boats! Less of that crap on the water is a good thing!

Awesome video, you guys definitely kept busy!

Awesome boat, love mine! Do you have more pictures or plans/drawings on your tackle storage compartment against your transom? That looks great! Wouldn't mind building one myself.

I'd like to purchase several tickets as well and may be able to attend. PayPal would work for me too.

That's a memory that will last a lifetime! Awesome fish!