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    For us up in Sturgeon Bay June was our best month last year catching lots of mature kings. SB is a bit different with the bank reef but we were picking up fish from 80 down to 160 FOW.
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    Welcome to GLF Arron! Good luck with the new boat next season!
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    Good stuff Troy, I like it!
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    Congrats Mike, I wish I could have been here for all five!
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    I would not suggest clipping the board onto the copper. I have never tested it but I could imagine that the spot where you clip on the board would get very weak.
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    Welcome to GLF Kim! One of the RV dealers by me sells those wheel houses, they're pretty nice units.
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    I think the price is pretty good on those combos as well, but personally I would like them set up a bit different. On the wire I would rather have 1000' of wire, and I would like a bit more backing on the copper and a shorter rod. With that said both these combos will work for you, just a matter of personal preference.
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    Welcome to GLF Joseph!
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    I have run up to 300' of 45# copper on ours, if you were going to go with something longer it wouldn't hurt to have a little more backbone though.
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    I think 30 to 40 would be a pretty good ballpark number for 45# at slower speeds. There are a lot of variables that will change the depth that you copper is running. Speed is the main factor but currents and bait will also change things. I did not have much luck on my shorter coppers last year, but I was primarily targeting fish that were much deeper.
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    I would suggest adding wires as well. My wire dipsies are the fist rods to go in and are probably our hottest presentation. I also have a light line rod that I use and is a ton of fun to fight fish on. I usually deploy it as an oddball in my rigger spread and it has put a lot of fish in the boat for us.
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    Welcome to GLF! As long as you don't have a rod with really small eyes you should be alright. 20 to 50# for the rod sounds a bit heavy to me, I usually use 10 to 30# rods.
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    A 4 wheeler with a downrigger on the back would be good in that application.
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    This is also what I do.
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    I do the same Tom, unfortunately it only makes me want to go fishing more.
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    Nice pics Jay! Makes me want to go fishing!
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    :lol:Good stuff Mike!
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    Jim, there are a few different programs out there for GPS navigation. Once you have the program you can download different charts off the internet for free. Then get yourself a gps puck for your computer and your set. Take a look at the Sea Clear software, you can download it for free online. I believe this is the program that Frank has.
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    It depends on which boards you are using. You would probably have to use the bigger boards to run a 1# ball, like the Church Tackle TX-44.
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    I never would have thought that those rods would stand up to wire diver abuse. I may have to look into them some more.
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    Chris, do you ever have issues with the wire kinking at the tip of the rod because of the small radius?
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    Nice picture Matt! Here is one of my favorites from when I was a kid. I think this picture was taken in 85. I'm the little guy on the right.
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    I am signed up as well, see you guys there!
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    Plugs, here is the link where I seen the rotating gimbal mounts if you are still interested.
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    Jim, I fixed the date on your original post for you.
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