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look at the lowrance hook2 line of fishfinders

If you have access to the gunnels back them with pt decking. I did this on a boat and it was really strong.

Yes, I plan to move cleats, and have good access to the under belly of the gunwale.

Talked to Cannon tech support, they said a deck plate would be sufficient sandwiched between the top of gunwale and the Cannon tab lock downrigger base. I would most likely add something to the underside of gunwale, cause I like to overkill things.

Most likely only will run 4 and 6 lb weights

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Yes, I plan to move cleats, and have good access to the under belly of the gunwale.

Talked to Cannon tech support, they said a deck plate would be sufficient on be sandwiched between the top of gunwale and the Cannon tab lock downrigger base. I would most likely add something to the underside of gunwale, cause I like to overkill things.

Most likely only will run 4 and 6 lb weights


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Any room for short set of trax?


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Ok guys, I have couple questions, and would appreciate some feedback. I have a 16 foot boat, 72 inch beam. Trying to decide if it would be better to get Eagle Feet and run a 2x6 across the back, or just go with a small rigger or two. I was looking at the Cannon Lake Troll.

I would like to place a rigger behind the rid holder box, but worried about the rigger pulling out. I know Cannon makes a deck plate, but would that be enough support? I could put a plate on both sides of the gunwale.

Or do guys that have the Eagle Feet like how sturdy they are?

Thanks

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Msybe some jet divers. They can get you down 10-20-30-40-50 feet


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I would consider buying some Offshore Tackle Tadpole divers. Very simple to use, run them out the back of the boat. They will get your stick baits and spoons and harnesses down deep enough. I run them with 10 lb mono.

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2 hours ago, bulletbob said:

 still wondering if flatline trolling skaneateles with small plugs is somewhat  worthwhile compared to  south end of cayuga??... bob

I would just go try it vs. sitting behind a keyboard

21 hours ago, katydid said:

Lakers prefer 48-53 degree water....it's even too cold for them!

Doesn't stop them from biting in cooler water

2 hours ago, idn713 said:

Sounds like more of a trolling lineup 

They are stickbaits. Of course they can be trolled or casted.

I'd try some F9 and  F11 Raps, or Bay Rats, S3 and/or Short Shallows

West of there over near the tour boat etc.. You'll see it once you get over that way Aaron.

Try Brunswick Corp directly. I have a 1996 Fisher 160SC, which is basically a Lowe, which is part of Brunswick

Brunswick Corporation

 

 

26125 N. Riverwoods Blvd
Suite 500
Mettawa, IL 60045
P 847.735.4700
F 847.735.4765
E-mail: [email protected]

I would move...

I m only 31, but when I started hunting at age 12, nobody talked about coyotes, fishers and bobcats. I have seen all 3 species in Clarion County since.

Course back when I was 12, PA still had county doe tag system, 3 day doe season and no antler restrictions. Tons of deer too.




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Please Read pages 14-18

http://www.pgc.pa.gov/HuntTrap/TrappingandFurbearers/Documents/Fisher Management Plan.pdf

How did you attach the board for the riggers.

Very Interested in the whole lot or just the tadpoles if they are still for sale.

Pymy has fished slow all year. Its the new dead sea...taking over for Lake Wilhelm. As for the carp tested positive for the Koi Herpes Virus. This lake is WAY over carry capacity of carp, so other than the stench, it might not be a bad thing

Lots of options at that price point with the big 3...Humminbird, Lowrance and Garmin

I hear a lot of good things about Lowrance Elite-9 TI, and its about $850

Tadpole diver from offshore tackle. Works on lighters lines. Can pull small cranks, spoons, inline spinners n worm harnesses 

Thanks for sharing. Ive considered doing some type of board across the back

Yahama or a Tohatsu