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I'll take lot 2

I have one that's teak. Would likely work. Think it's 84" if I recall correctly. I can get measurements and pics if interested.

Send me a text have a whole boats worth willing to cut you a good deal on a nice starter kit you name the price. 4845777628

Slightly larger than what most mags are with a a deep cup yup. I'd be interested in all of yours if you have some. I can always have them repainted. Sent from my SM-G973U1 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Looking for the old NK M80 Aluminum spoons. Had bought one from an old Mexico Charter Captain but havent seen any others since. Sent from my SM-G973U1 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I like them alot. I started with them on my dipsey rods because of the retrieval rate. The old style still holds a place in my heart that's why I 30 of them. [emoji1787] Sent from my SM-G973U1 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

May on the Bar is GREAT fishing. I fish out of Oz but we trailer out there early season because it's worth it in Early season. Some of the best fishing you'll see on that lake. Sent from my SM-G973U1 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

The end of July usually means deepwater fishing. With that being said I run one of two setups when its just me and one other guy: 2 riggers and 4 divers(weather/current permitting) Or 2 riggers 2 divers and 1 chute copper. And i run a 25' sportcraft, I could run a more elaborate setup, but these just work. Dont overlook the stealth factor 4 riggers in the water is a big presence ESPECIALLY on a narrow beam. Long lines like copper are a must have in my opinion. So are flies and meat rigs. I'd wait until you're up there and buy what's hot. But It never hurts to have the classics, stud fly, hammer fly, crush glow spinny. I started with Penn Warfares on riggers and have since upgraded to Tekotas. Most guys running 20-30lb test and no fancy reel is needed with such strong line. I like light line with spoons, especially on those high sun crystal clear days, 12 and 15lb so that's where the better reels, and drags like a tekota comes in. I wouldnt be scared to run the 27s but the 17s are bit small. I also like a good reel with diver though considering the lack of stretch and therefore a lack of forgiveness. Sent from my SM-G973U1 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

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I'll take them. If they're still still available