woodro

These pictures show the durability of the treated strips. They can be reused once or twice more, in most cases, even after getting whacked by a fish.

The fish in the last two pictures[emoji1432]was weighed with a Rapala digital scale at 32.5lbs. Caught in Lake Ontario on June 15 2018

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To confirm it is a Alewife, you can see the black dot behind the gill plate




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Don’t really post much on LOU but follow the threads and occasionally ask questions.

Wanted to jump in on this one because I have started producing a new product in Toronto called “The Big One” Cut Bait Co. -Alewife.

I treat, hand cut and package each strip myself in my basement. My wife hates me for it but understands I am a Fishing nut.

It is real Alewife that is specially treated to last over 4 hours in the water without getting soggy. The treated strips also do not need to be refrigerated.

Strips are about 6 inches long. They are the width of a MC ROCKET and will fit in all Bait heads, including Rhys and John King

Scales are in tact

VHS certified in Ontario

$10 USD per pack of 4 strips

Shipping to USA available

 PM if interested

Check my fishing profile out on Instagram @woodinthewild

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Found an older post from Gill-T

https://www.lakeontariounited.com/fishing-hunting/topic/20795-planer-boards/

Thank you for this info


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Thanks Jimski and legacy

I should rephrase the question...what are the advantages of the double keel?


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I've been following the forum for a few years, so thank you all for the great content.
 
Have a question about how to rig Otter boards. Just picked some up at Fat Nancy's and want to start running them.
 
I've heard of using a double rudder system but The original package only has one keel per board.
 
Is the double keel that much better?
 
Thanks in advance for the comments and replies
 
 
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would you ship to Toronto area?