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Is internet available in that area?
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1 hour ago, Fireredcannon said:
How much was that?
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The box was around $68. Holds 90 spoons very nicly
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Thanks, that pointed me in the right direction but I dont hardly see any of the new ones I have from the last 3 years. Is there a option to list certain ones then print the sheet?
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So I purchased a SpoonCrank Box as recommended by some on here. I think its going to be just what I was looking for. My question is how do some of you identify your spoons (Michigan Stingers/Northern King) after you open them and place them in the box? I understand many of you have been using many of these for years but I do not have them all memorized yet. Is there any printable charts with the spoon and names?
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I have fished in alot of areas in the Gulf. I love eating most all types of fish but I cant get into anything in the Gulf except shrimp that I peel myself. My least favorite is red fish and spec trout. My oldest son has lived in San Antonio for 9 years. I do however like the hogs if harvested in dry areas away from any swamps.
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1 minute ago, Sk8man said:
You've received excellent information and the only thing I would add is to use a SOLID RING ball bearing swivel; especially with lighter lines as the line can nest in the groove of the split ring type and sever the line. As long as your drag is working well you should be fine.
My plan was to use a 4 bead chain swivel for a connection between the main line and a 7.5' fluro leader
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Thanks. Yes Sweeden made. I bought them after my first trip to Lake O in 1992 I believe. They are so smooth and well built. I think they are about perfect for planer board reels.
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I have 4 Abu- Garcia 5300 reels. I am putting on 15 lb big Game. It looks like I can only get 205 yds on. I am considering putting 30 lb braid for backing to give me more line for the occasional King during spring fishing. I am considering 8 lb fluro leader. So how much line total would be recommended for the odd king in the mix? Is 300 yds with a 8 lb leader enough, or should I go with 300 yds and a 10 lb leader? I will be fishing a 21' Duckworth with 6 lines
Thanks
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Yet another attempt to regulate stupidity
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Is this still available?
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Everyone ok?
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On 2/7/2021 at 1:25 PM, Zinger11 said:
Thanks Frogger
I just find it funny that Cannon started to add this feature to their downriggers without it doing something and I'm just trying to figure out what it is and what settings I should run them at
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There are many You tube videos that explain it all. The settings are boat specific depending on what was mentioned above about your wiring and leakage.
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Very nice. Thanks for the post. The mooching reels are my #1 choice for Atlantic salmon and brook trout fishing with lead core. But I have had so many issues with the Daiwa's in the past I have gotten away from them. And as Rick mentioned, if you have inexperienced anglers on board it can be a challenge and frustrating.
Considering we have a lot of 1.5-4 lb fish and troll sewn smelt a lot of the time, how light can the drags go? And are they smooth at light settings? With sewn bait we want the drags to be smooth and as light as possible to let line out with the lightest hit. I really like the 2/1 as well as the option to get one handle vs two.
Edit: $730 us I am sure they are worth it but Ol Joe better get the 3ed round of checks out soon
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I have owned a few Daiwa's for years. I have had several Okumas but not the Cold Waters. I have several Okumas that the line counters are always giving me issues. Are the Cold water reel line counters improved? Other then that how do the two compare?
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I am ordering some equipment to rebuild some of my old rods for my Grandchildren. I will put my name on them hopefully for them to use for many years after I am gone. I take them all fishing whenever I can.
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I was checking out You Tube last evening. I think I will strip and rebuild some of my dozens of old rods I have kicking around. These guys took junk and made them not only look like new but customized to be fully functional. Everything but the blanks seems cheep to purchase
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How many of you guys build your own rods? I ordered some items to fix some of my rods. While I was researching I looked over some of the kits and blanks. Man the blanks are not cheep but I can see some advantages. I was on the Mud Hole site.
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On 8/13/2020 at 12:37 PM, 2006 trophy pro 24 ft said:
just installed reactor 40 by garmin on my 26 steiger craft.. it is not 3 times the price it was the same price that I paid for tr 1 7 years ago.. far superior to the tr1,, works great , no hydraulics to deal with and wireless remote
The first price I saw was $3,700 but I have sense seen three different prices for the reactor 40.
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On 8/11/2020 at 3:42 PM, Low Baller said:
That wasn't ment to be an insult to you. I was slapping myself. I run a small aluminum, a 12" log would wreck my day.
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I understand.
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Lack of support by some of these companies is why I no longer buy Furuno. I just bought a Garmin Ultra and the TR-1 in April now they tell me they may not support the TR-1 much longer. I told them "Why would I ever buy anything Garmin again when you will not support something I bought new 3 months ago". The rep said "well that has been replaced with the Reactor". The difference between the TR-1 and the Reactor as far as I can see is about 3X the money.
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Two pieces I saw were 4-5" and 8-10' long
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While fishing Lake O Thursday-Saterday I saw several logs floating. Those would make a mess for sure it they were hit just right.
Weekend weather???
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I am considering making the 12 hr drive out to LO. Anywhere from Henderson to Sodus. Thought about leaving 6pm today and fish Fri-Sunday. But the weather dont look all that great. Any thoughts?