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I would like some information on those camera glasses if possible. Thanks.

Don't say "man, I think we are going catch alot fish today" when you are at the dock getting ready to head out.

Nice boat, what kind is it, Sea Ray?

What about running sliders on the downriggers?

Nice!

I've got a mannequin from a department store, I just put her in the passenger seat and run 6 lines. Not much for conversation though.

Good job Matt, it can be tough sitting around waiting for the weather to cooperate.

Good job Jim.

I want diesels avatar.

Maybe we'll see you over there again JC.

Nice job Mike!

Got on the water at 3 p.m. and went west to 220' of water and took a north troll. Temp break at about 90' down, middle 40's. Trolled to the stick and went 5 for 7 along the way. 1 steelhead, 1 coho that went about 8#, 1 laker and 2 kings. 3 of the 5 came on a JP Slammer Orange Crush on a 5 color. Didn't mark many fish, all fish caught came on a north troll with the wind and waves at our back. Fishing was quite slow all over from what I heard.

Why don't you like the wire? It is my favorite rig to catch fish on.

My guess would be that you are overloaded on the left side (fuel tank?)

If you have trim tabs on the boat you can equalize the offset load.

Nice boat!

I spent from the 2nd through the 10th of July slipped at the Ludington City Marina, but because of the windy conditions I didn't get out on the water until the 7th. Starting on the 7th, I ran the 3 different spoons given to me by Jim in rotation with my other lures in the presentation. Of about the 30 fish that I caught between the 7th and the 10th, all but 3 or 4 fish came on either cut bait, or flasher and fly on wire dipsey. I did not catch any fish on the JP Slammer spoons, but I do not feel that this weighs negatively on the spoon. It is obvious that these spoon are made to a high quality, the paint and the application of the reflective tape is as good or better than any other spoon I have seen. There is no doubt these spoons will catch fish, it is just that spoons in general did not catch fish for me this last week. I would not hesitate to recommend this product, and would be interested in adding more colors to my arsenal. Thank you for allowing me to try your quality product.

If I were to buy another, I would go with the new Cannon because it gives true depth at the ball.

It is a buyers market, you are in the drivers seat.

I wish I was a therapist, I could buy a new fishing boat just by having you guys as patients!

Congratulations on the new boat. They say the two most exciting days in a mans life is when he buys a new boat, and then when he sells it.

I have been in the Ludington city marina since Friday and just got out yesterday aftternoon for a while. Went 2 for 3 with one being a 17#. Will be here through the coming weekend, water is supposed to start settling down on Wed.

I just got the Chamberlain downrigger releases that I ordered after reading about them on this website. Hard to believe there are no dealers listed in Michigan. These look to be the perfect release system. Really excited about trying them out this weekend.

I almost said the heck with copper after tangling a 150'. That stuff is better off in the garbage can than trying to untangle it. But I decided to keep trying it, maybe I'll get the hang of it.

Nice trip!

Looks like it was worth the wait, nice boat!