DiverDux

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1999 251 Sportcraft

Low hours meticulously maintained. Turn key and ready to fish. Everything operates as they should. Don't miss this one!

$35,000.00

Features:

350 Mercruiser, solid state ignition, fuel injected

Bravo outdrive w/ss prop.

Load Rite tandem axle galvanized trailer

Custom made hardtop w/radiobox

Two-way radio

Garmin chart plotter/fishfinder

Thru-hull transducer

2017 Honda 9.9 high output 4-stroke kicker, 25" shaft

PDR Marine swim platform kicker bracket

Garmin TR1 Gold Autopilot

Lewmar windlass and anchor rode w/bow switches

10 rod Cisco Rocketlauncher

10 Cisco Rod holders w/trackmount bases

2 6' Cisco Tracks

2 Cisco Electric planer board reels

Fore & aft spreader lights

All safety equipment included in sale

Everything 3 years old or newer

Talked to Harvey yesterday after reading this thread. Was looking for advice on DR weights. Two 16# on the way.

Thanks guys!

On 8/8/2018 at 6:05 PM, Fishnut said:

Most people I know just haul and hope for the best. Make sure all your lights work and your legal in every other way. Don’t give them a reason to pull you over.


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Being too wide is probable cause for a traffic stop.

We use the iWindsurf app. It shows forecasted wind speed as well as expected gusts. Does not give wave forecasts, but you can determine what lake conditions should be like based on the information given. Usually spot on and reliable.

6 hours ago, Smoke-N-Finn said:

Another thing to consider is Cisco Tracks come with Stainless Hardware for mounting with the track. I don't know of any others that do.

 

And if you need alternative hardware, such as longer screws, they swap out the stock hardware and replace it with what you need. No extra charge.

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X2 on the Cisco products. They are bomb proof, made in the USA (Cleveland, Ohio) and truly the last rodholders you will need to buy. 

Thanks for the tackle tips. 

Hello all-

Brand new here, actually this is my first post. We, my brother and I live in NE Ohio. We walleye fish on Lake Erie, so not new to fishing, just new to the salmon game. Going to come  over to Lake Ontario and need advice on tackle (reels, rods, line, etc.) to purchase. We plan on fishing down riggers, dipsy's and planer boards. Thinking an August trip or three. I know this is a loaded request as I'm sure there are many differing opinions and options.

Some of what we have been advised so far. Have to fish mono. Can't fish mono. Got to have copper. Don't use copper, wire is the ticket. Have to use 17 strand torpedo wire. Can't fish braid. Have to fish 45 or 55 size reels. 30 size is all that is needed. You see where this is going. So, give us a little guidance here if you will.

Thank you all in advance,

DD