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  1. Launched at Olcott. 15 knot north north/east. Went to keg and rolled back past the piers. Couldn't take a break. Went 26/29. Lost a big one in the prop wash. Also grabbed a Laker on a hot n tot in 17fow. Was an awesome day !!! 17-18 fow. Spoon program was hot. Green/copper. Green chartuse. Green/blue/gold. Seems everything we threw caught fish. All released to fight another day.
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  2. I am also new but can pass on the few things I've learned. First off, "investing" in gear is a necessity. This ain't a hook and bobber game. There's lots of solid colours baits but the hot color / setup can change and running yesterday's hot stuff doesn't always work today. Don't buy 10 of the same thing at first, switch up colors. Get a variety of everything from spoons to rod /reel combos. Riggers, wire dipsys and leads ( I think ) are a great starting point and fairly easy to manage. Consider early season on going with a charter. They can teach you fast. They have the experience and show you the program. I opted to learn from a 15 year lakeO weekend warrior and countless members here, but considering the charter trip this year. Fleas... The slimy wads that end up all over your stuff.... You will quickly find out what they are mid season. A huge tip on removal is to bend a loop in your line and "pinch" them off. If you try to pull off like seaweed you will be there for awhile. I also recommend a quick Google image search to see what those nasty buggers look like up close ! Other than that, keep a good attitude and always be willing to learn. Tons of info on here, tons of awesome members willing to help. Your in the right place! Watch the classifieds for gear your after or just ask. I have saved a ton by buying used. And good luck, one rookie to another.

     

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  3. Asking for a friend. Says his boats never run "right". He was told that snubbers are necessary, and would fix his issue. do you that run them agree ? What snubbers do you use ?

     

    They pull real hard and do not take waves well. I haven't seen them ran yet so if you need more specifics I'll ask him.

     

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