Matt ching

I’ll take it

Also I would imagine that these fish have to be spooked as heck during the derby. Lots of action I would imagine the fish get shy. Nick I agree with the week after.🤪Always seem to do well then.


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Hop sorry Fishy gave me a ring and is going to check them out. If he ends up not wanting them they are set aside for you.


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Okuma downrigger and lake trolling rods 35 for both. Local pick up Geneva area

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Geneva local pickup 40 for both rods. Thank you!

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I’ll take them


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I have been down there by the discharge stream recently in the fall. Water was steaming and hot! Not to mention how would the trout swim up through to make into spawning grounds? That’s water was bad


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Anyone out there selling a box? Looking to purchase one thank you!

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On 1/24/2021 at 7:41 PM, Matt ching said:

Hank on here (L&M) helped me out. We had the tracks modified. Set up works well for me.


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Also it’s all removable so when it’s family time nothing is in the way. Huge plus.


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Hank on here (L&M) helped me out. We had the tracks modified. Set up works well for me.


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Maybe I’ll just build a few on smaller streams around Seneca who’s in[emoji23]


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What about a eel weir or something similar? Doesn’t the Cayuga inlet have something where they can collect adult lamprey from the ladder?


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Les I fish it down the chute. Hooks are pretty sharp. Very well could be slack issues. I’ll take these techniques into consideration next time I’m out. Thanks for the info!


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Most are lakers right now. I usually have been letting out my 400. It’s definitely one of the top producing rods. Just like for every 5 hook ups I’m losing 3. I was just wondering with it being there is no stretch in the copper also I use fluorocarbon leader. But if you guys think it’s a slack line issue then I will definitely try to keep that in mind and keep the tension. Thanks again guys for the input!


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So I fish the finger lakes. I never put on a paddle spin doctor ect... just a spoon.Do you think it’s more of a slack line problem vs a low stretch it’s ripping out problem? Thanks for the input[emoji3]


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Just wondering if there is something I’m doing wrong... can’t seem to keep a fish on when I’m reeling in a a fish on a long copper. I keep the drag set light they just seem to pop off.

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Big spoons were a no go today. Scorpion sizes were the ticket....weird


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I was out of Deans Cove today. Caught 5 lakers on 400 wire. Scorpion spoon. On barley legal LL. Riggers were just not productive.... though I did catch this 10lber 32inch on the 400, took about 20min to real in.


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I am currently selling my 05 Chevy 1500 4x4. Has typical rust for year. All and all in good shape. Tows my boat just fine. I have all service records of when I owned it. Strong running truck. 5,500 obo. Currently has 116,000

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This maybe obvious to some... just wondering when trolling with these lead cores and copper lines should I be running what the down speed says? Or should I be running the gps speed. Just can’t seem to get them to fire. Don’t know if I’m using them correctly. Thanks for any input

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Me and my brother-in-law are looking into purchasing a 17-20ft aluminum boat with outboard. Thank you!

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I’ll bet they were midges. Caught a rainbow during the derby one year... belly was loaded with them


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I use snubbers. I have the new mag 10s I feel like it helps absorb a lot especially with the sudden stops. Also I stated this another post... I have different reading with in line release with my fish hawk. Sometimes it’s pretty significant. It’s always different when rigged and unrigged.


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