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for sale : usa Copper reels/set ups
Wth replied to ERoice's topic in Classifieds - Buy, Sell, Trade or Rent
I put the snap weights on the leader just behind the copper. Just got to try to guess how much weight and change it out unless you get a fishhawk td you will never know how deep there running. But a snap weight on the end of a 300 pulled by a tx44 will have lots of vertical movement. They really sink and rise quite a bit on turns. I don't spend enought time out there to get a precise depth on it all but if I think I need deeper it's easy to just add a snap weight. If it fires it's easy to repeat it. -
for sale : usa Trolling rods
Wth replied to Ontario Obsession's topic in Classifieds - Buy, Sell, Trade or Rent
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for sale : usa Copper reels/set ups
Wth replied to ERoice's topic in Classifieds - Buy, Sell, Trade or Rent
I run 2-8 oz snap weights and it's a guessing game as to how deep it will run without a fishhawk but if you got line counters or count passes on the reel you could repeat it if you do connect. If you got a '500 copper and marked off '100 sections you could run that down the shoot you can deploy any length really. High speed reel to clear it for fish on the other lines helps. Over the winter there will be plenty of deals on stuff. Pick away here and there and you'll have a decent start. But snap weights are your fastest cheapest way back in the game. -
for sale : usa Copper reels/set ups
Wth replied to ERoice's topic in Classifieds - Buy, Sell, Trade or Rent
This can be an expensive sport. If you are new id recommend getting riggers and wire divers first. Coppers are great and Id not leave the dock without mine but it's a limited use type of rig. Riggers and divers can be used to target any depth and are easier to learn. Copper can be great but one wrong move and the whole rig will be out of the game. You really want big high speed reels. My 500 copper setup cost me more than my first downrigger. You could get away with shorter coppers and snap weights and be more versatile. Eventually you will get long coppers but there the last thing I would add. If you get a good deal they would be worth it. -
Sold / Closed Cannon Downriggers/Shark Weights/Church Boards
Wth replied to cook's topic in Classifieds - Buy, Sell, Trade or Rent
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King of the hill - Olcott?
Wth replied to Gill-T's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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X2 on the Cisco motors. Better and cheaper. Easy to do. Might also want to clean and grease up the drags and gears.
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I hunt deer for meat. Not sport, fun, or trophies. All I care about is 4-5 medium sized does. I'll take a few from others too. I usually end up with 6-8 every year. I think if you need a gun in September you don't belong in the woods. This is stupid.....and it ruined my Adirondack hunt this fall. I loved the early black powder season up there but now just gonna take the easy way out and blast some does here. I don't like it at all but will take advantage of it.
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I like the 2 color. Great on a downrigger and if needed a snap weight will get you deeper. It's useable for early browns all the way to fall stagers. Obviously you will want many different setups but that one always has a use.
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Oak Orchard
Wth replied to djbobert8's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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Sold / Closed 5 used flashers
Wth replied to PhatCat's topic in Classifieds - Buy, Sell, Trade or Rent
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for sale : usa 5 used flashers
Wth replied to PhatCat's topic in Classifieds - Buy, Sell, Trade or Rent
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Oak Orchard
Wth replied to djbobert8's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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Spin Doctor on fixed slider musing
Wth replied to invasahata's topic in New York Fishing Reports - Lake Ontario (South Shore)
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