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I heard they are exempt from EPA regs. True or false? Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Thank you guys for all the kind words and support, can’t tell you how much I appreciate it! To everyone that placed an order over the weekend, your spoons shipped out today. Thanks again! Hijack em! Tim Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Hi all, little self-promo post here but I just wanted to put it out there. Go check out www.hijackerlures.com I put up a sale for all you finger lakes home team guys through March 24th: 20% off and free shipping on any order over $35. Just use the discount code LOU at checkout. I do this as a total hobby so my inventory is super limited, and once they’re gone, they’re gone, until I make more. (5-10 of each colorway/size currently) but I just wanted to give the community here some love and a nice deal before spring kickoff! some details: After a bunch of R&D, I settled on using a high-end automotive industry clearcoat that I’ve found to hold up quite well to distress. They’re all .016 thick (pretty thin!) nickel plated brass with nickel cups, sizes are noted in the store. They come with split rings and #3 or #4 VMC hooks depending on size. Anyhow, give the site a look if you want, hope you like what I’ve come up with, and as always: thanks for the great reports, info, and general entertainment. Hijack Em! Tim Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Went out Friday afternoon and Saturday morning (thanks again to awesome friends!) Friday afternoon tried sticks and boards shallow 10-50fow, water was crystal clear and could see trout in groups cruising bottom in about 15 feet, but no takers after an hour and half. First time ever on a boat running boards so I was exhilarated nonetheless. Switched it up and went to 60-80 down, poked around circling off creek mouths from 100-200 and it picked right up, ended up doing 4 or 5 lakers and a salmon with the hits all coming on the shallow side of the loops and the deeper side of the spread. Saturday morning we just went right to what worked the night before, 70-80 over 100-120 and picked up a solid dozen lakers while the Silvers were hiding. Purple was the ticket. Beautiful weather both days and I felt super blessed to hitch a ride. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

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Simple and wise. Pretty cool to get a solid online forum on this going. Thank you! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

My question is how do you know your actual depth, easy to know how much line you let out, by many methods... but depth could be way different based on line blowback, how stiff your rod is, how heavy your weight is, what your speed is, etc etc etc and if you change any one of those... it should change your depth right?? My only ideas are either one of those depth finders you can hook to your weight (but then you only know where you were at once you pull it in) or using the bottom bouncing but then you risk losing your weight... any insight into this? This has been my biggest struggle as I’m pretty sure I’m never as deep as I think I am based on how much line I let out. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app

This is great. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Ontario United mobile app