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  1. sherman brown
    tunasreeltroubles.com is tuna toms web sight. they fix reels on the cheap. but sell a lot of parts. another good place for parts is on ebay.
  2. sherman brown
    fish usually go up for a bait so its better to have your lure 5' above the fish than below the fish. so with blowback 70' on the rigger would be a great starting point with a lure that dives 5'.
  3. sherman brown
    I like the 13# pancake weights I bought of ebay. some people say they have trouble with tracking. but you can adjust tracking by bending the fins. but i've never had that problem with mine. the heaver the weight the less blowback you have. but you have to know how much weight your riggers are rated for. the 13# pancake weights has very little blowback at depths up to 60' that I fish. look on ebay for weights before you buy any.
  4. sherman brown
    I use the fluke style anchor with the sliding ring. something like bass pro's slip ring anchor. just give the rope a little slack pull above the anchor then pull the rope. the ring slides to the head of the anchor making it a breeze to retrieve the anchor. these are for lake fishing mostly but works in rivers also. a 10# anchor is usually all you need.
  5. sherman brown
    the convectors are good reels but i've read great things about the cold waters.
  6. sherman brown
    have you tried turning the squelch down to where your getting static then turn it back up until it stops. then ask for a radio check on your radio. you may only have traffic on a few channels. on lake erie we mostly use 68 on the central basin but do use 79. the western basin uses mostly 79 but uses 68. find out what channels are used most and try them.
  7. sherman brown
    just go with a 19p or even a 17p high five and you'll be very happy. when I got my boat and loaded it for erie it took forever to get on plane. I replaced the 19p 3 blade prop with a 19p high five and it jumped out of the hole gave me more control in rough water it held plane at slower speeds its just a much better all around prop. but I only have a 21' boat with a 350 mercruiser. you might be better with a 17p with a 25' boat.
  8. sherman brown
    I would give you 150.00 for the 2 1/4 spoons shipped without box. can pay with ff pay pal or check. pm me if your willing to break up the spoons.
  9. sherman brown
    the cannons are the best of the lot. you can lower with only one hand where it takes both hands with the others. I have the cannon single axis that I think is better than the double. you can get them new at hodgesmarine.com for 74.00 each.
  10. sherman brown
    why don't all you guys switch to chamberlain releases for walleye and small fish. its built on the blacks release but has 2 adjustments. 1 is for rod tension the other is for lure tension. you can set the rod tension tight then set the lure tension loose enough where even white perch will trip it. i've been using them on erie's central basin for some yrs now. they are hands down the best release out there on small fish or walleye.
  11. sherman brown
    its not as exciting as some fish but permit on the wrecks can be very rewarding. yellowtail snapper can be a bunch of fun on lighter tackle. there fun to catch fight hard and are plentiful on the offshore reefs.
  12. sherman brown
    i'll take them. I can pay with pay pal. how much is cheap shipping to muncie in 47302?
  13. sherman brown
    before you buy new check out ebay and amazon.
  14. sherman brown
    you not only want the tracks long enough to hold 2 of the rod holders but the allow enough room to keep the reels apart. I used 24" tracks with 3 rod holders and my reels were to close for me. so I added another 24" track. now I have room for 3 holders and another one for the net. I recommend a 36" track for 3 holders. and a 24" track for 2 holders. I use the daiwa 17 size reels with power handles.
  15. sherman brown
    I like trilene XL all the way.
  16. sherman brown
    i'll take them both. but I cant pay until the 12th. on the 12th I can pay with pay pal or I can mail you a post dated check. I will need them shipped once you receive payment. pm sent
  17. sherman brown
    I would see no need to use bags with a kicker. you just wand the boat to slow down to trolling speed. the kicker should slow you down as slow as you want to troll. if for some reason your wanting to troll slower than you can get with the kicker then try using bags. but I would try using 1 bag before using 2. now in the early spring we want to troll 1 to 1.5 for walleye on erie with cranks. then a bag might be needed. but for salmon I think you could get slow enough with a kicker even if you had to idle it down a little.
  18. sherman brown
    the best day was hooking a zebco 1 and rod at dale hollow. this was back when I used spin casters. it was in new condition.
  19. sherman brown
    I don't use anything on mine. but if I did it would be a 1X12 board under them.
  20. sherman brown
    what a stud.those brow tines are to die for.
  21. sherman brown
    deer of a lifetime. you may hunt the rest of your life and never beat that one. then again it migh be on your next hunt. keep trying to do better, you never know.
  22. sherman brown
    you can make your own with all thread and air fittings. or you can get the ez steer. or spend the big bucks for auto pilot. I think panther makes a steering set up but im not 100% sure.
  23. sherman brown
    to start with all 16' boats don't have room for a kicker. but it is the best option. but if they use a plate be sure its the easy troller. it swings up if you forget to raise it. I forgot with a happy troller the 1st morning out and ruined the whole trip.
  24. sherman brown
    I just use the hot hands toe warmers in my boots and my feet stay warm. if I come in for lunch I put them in a zip lock bag then use them for the afternoon hunt. usually your feet sweat then they get cold. thats why boots don't keep your feet warm.
  25. sherman brown
    I use bags on my 23' boat I use on erie. but on my small 17' tri hull open bow I use the easy troller plate. either one will slow you down. they are positives and negatives to both. but with a small boat I like the plate the best. get the easy troller with the fins. the easy troller has a spring loaded lower half that raises up if you forget them and give the boat throttle. the easy troller is the best plate out there. I used plates for 30 yrs and used almost every plate on the market.
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