Thatll Do

$200, my bad

Selling 8 Shimano TDR Copper/Leadcore rods. In like new condition, only used half a season. These have the stainless guides for copper line.

8’6”, Medium action

$200

Located 30 mins south of Buffalo

Where are you located?

Family has a camping trip at Sampson end of the month (9/28 - 10/1). I’m planning on bringing the boat out to do some fishing. I have fished Cayuga in the past and know the fishing is generally better but more convenient to fish Seneca with the marina right there. Just looking for some general pointers for the lake and what would be good to target. I’m fully equipped for trolling and have a wide variety of salmon/trout and walleye gear as I keep my boat in Wilson in the spring and in Dunkirk in Lake Erie for the summer. TIA

Do you still have these?

Will PM you

Where are you located 

TTT

Sale pending for boards

For sale:

(1) 10 pound and (1) 12 pound cannon downrigger weights with releases: $100

(2) Church Tackle Walleye Boards: $40 SOLD

(2) new Okuma Convector Pro Downrigger rods, 8’6 medium, CPS-DR-862M: $100

(1) Airmar p66 transducer: $100

Garmin GPSmap 2006C with Lake Erie data card: send an offer

Furuno GPS Plotter/Sounder GP-1870F: send an offer

located in Hamburg NY, willing to work out shipping costs if needed

I have one if you still need one 

I fished with a 19’ Starcraft and this past summer I bought a Grady white seafarer 226. It has a ton of fishing space for a 22’ boat, the cuddy is relatively small but fits everything i need in it, would be tight for sleeping overnight. Handles chop nicely and can fish in a lot more than the Starcraft could 

I run 4 wire divers and haven’t had a problem. Have used 4 same length rods and managed but having longer high diver rods definitely helps

Would you be willing to ship?

Ok sweet thanks man, how long of a leader of fluoro from your braid to lure? With a swivel or connection knot

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I mean can I use a reel with braided line to connect to the downrigger with a leader?


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Last few trips we’ve gone out we’ve had our best luck with mag moonshine spoons

We’re 6/9, started at 80 and went to 280, between 40 to 70 down, bite died after 8

Went out to 400, lost one steelhead and landed one smaller king, a few marks but not many takers

We’ve been between 220 and 300, 5 for 5 about 30 down, not marking anything deeper than 45

Recently got a planer mast and was wondering what boards to get, it came with 1 riviera dual foldable board

Narrow end forward

Mr 580 & sk8man
Thanks so much for the replies, greatly appreciated

I still use 2 10A's and have a Digitroll 2 as well. The slow retrieve can be a plus... I re-rig things when the ten pound shark weight is on way up.. I have used the faster new riggers on other people's boats and I don't care for them. If you keep the water out of them, adhere to the 10 lb weight max, and treat them with care (all mine have the covers when not in use) they will hold up fine. I've had mine since 1985 and the only thing I have done is replace the power cords with the new ones which are a real improvement. The older ones often crack and can short out  so it is worth the money to get the new ones. They may or may not have auto stop of the weight so if not just adjust the drag so that it is tight but not 100 percent tight and the weight will slip (and make a noise) when it gets to the top. It is also a good idea in case of hanging up on bottom:smile:
 
I believe the camo coating on the Marlins was supposed to protect against the salt water environment at least that is what was advertised at the time.

Digitrol 2 which shared many parts (including motors) as Mag 10a.  Both models from mid 1980’s and was common for the Digitrol 2 to be converted to Mag 10a when keypad failed.  Parts availability limited.  The “Marlin” versions that I had were a camo cable in lieu of a silver cable.  Interesting with Cannon that the Mag 10a model was produced before the Mag 10.  Were a solid rigger in their day- still common to see them-slow retrieve likely helped them last.