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Solid job my friend. Wish I could have been there but work was way more fun..... Oh wait, no, it wasn't.

Your boys are on the school of unicorns ! That's amazing

Isn't steel mainly for dipsey so while copper is used down the chute on its own?

Props can be changed alot easier than motors. If your 5 is fine the 6 will prob perform about the same, but what prop will be on the new kicker can make a world of difference.

Deathgrip is by far a great bang for your buck. Not as light as some of the expensive tripods, a little less smooth than the expensive heads, but totally worth the money. Get the carbon fiber model.

Will you ship ?

Right out of his driveway. The balls on some people

Pics or link would def help in this situation.

We were out there at the same time, i remember passing your boat a couple times. We had the same results, 1 fish. Disappointing after how good the bite was this past weekend.

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I've never used those weights, but make sure the fins are straight.  Next thing I would suggest is lowering the riggers a bit slower and see if that helps.  You never did specify what's getting tangled, your lines or riggers cables.

This spoon prob has 8 layers of paint on it. We had done one similar to this, and used it on a trip with @jeremeygoodison and was hooked up, and lost in about 10 minutes. Long story behind the original spoon, and the box, but sometimes people come into your life for a reason. My son is 6, so maybe he will part with some of the collection later in life but for now, he's pretty attached to every spoon we make.

In and out, fast and slow, east to west and west to east, deep to shallow..... made some memories, but was a very slow, slow day. First king came in 3 minutes before the 4 rod spread was even out, on a custom painted mag spoon my son did. My old man sure had a heck of a time bringing this spunky silver in. I can't wait to see the GoPro footage. Then nada. The fish seem to have spread out and the graph looked bare most of the day. Either way, great day on ladyO.

I found out a long time ago that it only takes 1 good day to suck you into this and endure lots of days of not so good fishing always looking for that great day again!

Nice work on a great trip !

I'm definitely NOT arguing against Yamaha, but my Honda's are great.

Best looking Atlantic I think I've ever seen local. Nice job !!

What's the word up there in Olcott about out of state anglers?  I live in Pa and I'm wondering if we are permitted to travel up there and launch??

That girl is my hero!

Can't wait to hookup again and watch the goof troop fish...

Was three feet too far to my right branches in my way. Waited for him to move. Almost got busted first time I raised the bow. Put it down and reset.
Finally get a chance, draw back, check to see that the arrow will clear the blind edge, horrible noise, put it through the blind. Couple feathers, plumage, little blood on the fletching, but the bird ran off like Carl Lewis. No blood trail, no more feathers.
It happens but it stinks.


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I find the best and only way to properly "set" my okumas, Coldwater or convector, is to reel against the drag to "free" it up. So when letting out, sometimes loosening the drag doesn't work as it should, so when I reel against the drag or just reel in line, it frees the drag and everything seems to be perfect. Hope that makes sense

I don't have the stones to constantly run divers on my triples, let alone a tree. I like keeping them in the tracks, in cannon tubes.

Do you not have room for a track and tubes ?

Beast ! What a fantastic fish !!!

I would love to watch and see what happens. Definitely need a big board even if using a smaller sized dipsy. Also have to consider how hard it will be to pop the dipsy on a board.

I'd stay away from a board. Just run 3 dipsys per side. Mag on .25 inside, normal sized (00?) On 1.5 and outside 00 on 3.

You should have texted me so I could move in on your fish! [emoji56]

We were East off the plant, enjoying the whole area to ourselves until we pulled lines at 12. I am pretty sure 90% of the three year old kings are in Niagara County waters right now.