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What do you like to use to hook up a dipsey?

I like to use uni to uni knot whenever possible, it also works well to mend the Torpedo wire when you have to cut out a frayed section so you don't have to waste the wire line. Use this knot when tying leadcore to leader or backing as well.

On a motor that size, I think a trolling plate would be more trouble than it is worth.

They were about $30.00 a piece at Jay's.

I was in Jay's Sporting Goods in Clare the other day and saw that the Church Walleye Board has a jumbo size for copper and leadcore. Anyone seen or tried?

I like your spoon storage system:

I wonder how big that 22#er would have been in August?

Use the publication Wheeler Dealer, 6 months statewide with picture and Internet ad for about $100.00.

Hey, how bout some pictures of the new boat?

I would be interested in field testing some gasoline.

Yea, that too.

I would be interested.

Next time you go to another auction like that, let me know I'd like to tag along!

sweet boat!

My first season I ran 30# mono with mag dipseys, nothing tougher than reeling in 250' mag dipsey that you can't trip. Going to wire took care of that problem nicely.

You can probably get cables and plugs right from Big Jon, they would possibly make to your specs.

My problem was the weight of the reel spinning the dipsey rod around and messing up the roller alignment. Drilled a hole across the bottom of the rodholder after determining location of the reel, put in a bolt small enough for the gimbaled end of the rod butt to fit over and killed two birds with one bolt. Rod doesn't spin in the holder, and the bolt helps lock the rod in place.

Sold.

I used these releases on all 4 downriggers last summer and they are the best I have used yet with one problem. When trying to run flashers/flys or meat rigs deep, I cannot keep the releases from tripping, haven't figured out how to overcome that. A little stronger magnet would probably do the trick.

I would not buy the Blue Diamond rods because of breakage issues, spend a little more for the Okuma Great Lakes roller rods. Same roller system as the Shimano rods but only about $150 per rod.

Here is mine, The Big Bobber

Nothing is better than a big king banging on a wire line, you will really get a kick out of it.

Yes, it was sold, sorry about that.

I couldn't find the edit button, so I am replying to myself, I have the truck and plow listed elsewhere for $25,000.00 for the truck and $3,500.0 for the plow, so I will need to change the pricing on this ad so that it reflects the other ads. Sorry for the trouble.

I am looking to sell my 2006 3/4 ton Extended Cab Chevy with the Duramax/Allison combination. The truck just hit 100,000 miles and is in excellent shape, dealer maintained.

Brand new tires

Fiberglass topper and sprayin bedliner (Linex)

Undercoated and rustproofed

SS step bars

Vinyl flooring

XM Radio and Onstar Delete

Power drivers seat

Power windows, locks and keyless entry

Redundant steering wheel controls

Asking $25,000 OBO

Also just put an AirFlo Stainless Steel blade 8' plow on this fall to plow my storage units and warehouse out. Used about 8 times for personal use only, no commercial plowing. I paid $4,000 installed for the unit, but it will cost $1,200.00 to install a new mounting bracket on the new truck (changes to the frame means I can't swap the bracket) I will sell the plow with the truck for $3,500 extra if interested.

pm me or I can be reached by cell - 231-598-0473.

I am looking to move into the 2011 model year, same truck and engine.

Just buy one of their dvd's, same information you would get at the seminar with the exception of the answers to questions you would miss out on.