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Seeing if anyone has a 400 copper or weighted steel they would like to part with. Well be in olcott Monday I'd like to meet there or along the way. 

I'll take lot 2 I'll pm you. 

1 hour ago, TriMatt307 said:

4 river setup is in play. I’m planning to run mag divers on 1 setting (deep) and #1 divers on 3 setting. I use 30 lb torpedo 7-strand wire so I should be in good shape. Thanks for the advice and the YouTube videos have been very helpful on getting going in the west. 

That will get you running and not have any issues that's what I run and cant say weve had any problems. I've ran 4 divers 2 riggers and 2 board lines also. Just have to make sure your boards get out a ways and make slow wide turns. 

I would look at using a Sam's pro release if it will connect to the front of a church board. The offshore mags have no problem with a 300 copper

Are you able to release church boards? I've never used them but my offshore mags are set to release and have only had it dive a time or 2 when it didnt release all the way 

Diawa wilderness medium heavy rods with the twili tip. Best 20 dollar rod ever made. 

I also have a 7ft inside rod and 8.5 outside and usually expand the spacing of my rod holders when running 2 dipsys. For walleye we consistently run 3 or 4 a side 

I run the dream weaver deeper divers with no ring. 124mm mag on the inside 1 setting and 107mm 3 setting on the outside and dont have any issues. 

Check out fined tuned welding on Facebook he custom makes everything and his work is 2nd to none. I have all his stuff on my boat.

57 minutes ago, marinecrafts said:

Looks good if you are running a 32' boat.

I disagree, I could run that spread on my 21 ft boat pretty easily. I think the only thing I would take out is the chute rod just because I only have an 8 ft beam. 

3 minutes ago, BRsnow said:

Thank you, going to order a pair, with quick disconnect base.

I think you will be very impressed its money well spent. I dont have the quick release but I do have a swivel base on a track mount that makes it very easy to slide in and out. 

You can get an idea of the size that mine takes up. Basically it's about as wide as my gunnel and when I rotate it to come off the corner the motor barely gets into the fishing area. Probably the smallest footprint with good quality that I would trust

9 minutes ago, BRsnow said:

They look really nice and the owner was quick to respond , they do offer braid options,

I've had a set on my 21ft crestliner for 3 years. I have one boom extension so probably 24inch boom plus swivel mount makes for a great rigger. 

Magnum metalz

Convector 30s for my dipsy rods and downrigger rods and 20s for my planer board rods. If you wanted one set though to do both I'd say get 30 size so you have enough line 

I use diawa wilderness medium rods for both and havent had an issue. I use there medium heavy for dipsys. 

I'll take lot 6

Weve been able to fish lake erie pretty much all winter when the wind allows. Its definitely been a very windy winter with not much freezing temperature. 

On presidents day we fished about 30 miles west of cleveland and caught plenty of walleye and water temp was 37 degrees. That water color is pretty normal for this time of year. Green color isnt bad it's the mud color that effects fishing. 

Troll with it I'd say 75 percent if the time. If its calm I'll make circles and troll against them other wise it's not worth fighting boat control and speed. That's on o tario salmon fishin and erie walleye fishing 

I'll take a convector 20 will need it shipped to 44090

I have 1 old style convector 20. It has a power handle strong clicker and drag and new 14 pound line that is calibrated. Price is 65 shipped. 

Any port from cleveland to huron will have lots of fish. Finding big ones will be the hard part. 5 to 7 pound fish are average with quite a few 7 to 9 pou ds. Both the big fish this year were caught off lorain. 

It sure beats laying out a flannel or coat and hoping they are there the next day. You can also get the topo maps when hunting different areas that is nice.

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The dog thing doesn’t have to get crazy. I shot an awful lot of birds in my life over a well trained dog with no collars. Yes if your ultra competitive they give you an advantage. I hunted Saturday with my dog with a bell and my buddy with 2 setters with alphas. We had our 6 birds by 9:00am. My vizsla pointed 4 out of the 6 less than 30 yards from us. His dogs were way out. Yeah it’s cool I guess when your handset tells you your dogs on point but in reality training is way more important. If you need to confirm your dog is hunting and not laying down you got a problem there. It’s like anything, technology is just making up for our shortcomings . Growing up I never had an issue shooting deer with a bow, and I smelled like stale beer and cigarettes from all the old timers at camp playing cards all night. Now we think we need special clothes and sprays and electronics. Really we just need the ability to sit still, be quiet, read the sign and shoot straight.


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