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Thx !! Much appreciated Sent from my LM-G710VM using Lake Ontario United mobile app

So I have all my gear organized in the basement. It's time to start prepping for 2020. I plan on tying many leaders because it's just time consuming on the boat. I have the flourocarbon leader line and small Barrell swivels and swivels. I run lead, copper, dipseys and down rigggers. Not including flasher/fly leader length which I found on you tube, Does anyone have standard leader length they pre tie that works well ? Thanks for any help. Tim Sent from my LM-G710VM using Lake Ontario United mobile app

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I have a pair of Penn Squall 30 reels that I ran long lines off the back with lead and copper last year. I would like to run wire from these reels for my large dipseys. However these reels do not have a line counter. I have never run my dipseys without a line counting reel. Is this an issue? Are there ways/tricks to determine depth? Thanks Sent from my LM-G710VM using Lake Ontario United mobile app

So I sent Cannon an email to make sure 200 ft of wire would suffice for a correct and accurate read with the Counter. Cannons response was yes. 200ft will give a true count and not a problem. Anything 200-400 ft it will read accurately was his response. I thought I'd pass this along. I never considered the counter aspect. Thanks again, Tim Sent from my LM-G710VM using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Awesome. Thanks for the info guys. Sent from my LM-G710VM using Lake Ontario United mobile app

On the cannon website on YouTube they show a guy re spooling his downrigger wire with 400ft of wire. I purchased (2) 200 ft length of downrigger wire for each downrigger. Is 200 ft of wire for each downrigger enough? I fish here in lake Ontario only. Thanks for any direction here. Tim Sent from my LM-G710VM using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I wanted to thank Jeremy and all the great people of the LOU. This was my third year back at it since I was a youngster. I learned so much. Mostly I learned to embrace, cherish and the respect hunt. Finding these fish was a challenge, but when we did, it was unreal. A couple thoughts....April, May and June were lights out. I did better early in the season especially for mature kings. Braddocks 80-120. July was a tad more challenging. Then August was deep deep water. I have never gone out that far before but after a couple trips I got used to it. I didn't troll much in front of the Genesee late season. Key take aways of 2019. East wind was not my friend. Buy a long extendable net. Cheaters are worth it. Meat was worth the learning curve and the price. Green/Black spoons were the chosen spoon for me. My copper tied to lead tied to a flrcrbn leader was my best long line. By far! Buds Divers are amazing. Thank you to all the great post and pics of the kids, families, and heartfelt stories that go beyond fishing. Time to start pulling the bow. Tim Sent from my LM-G710VM using Lake Ontario United mobile app