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Welcome !

That one will be an easy pick Matt. And I doubt you will pick the Blacks. Once you go Chamberlain...you won't go Black !

I caught a brown last week at South Haven with no fin clips either.

Great Report !

That's not fishing....that's catching !

Welcome Tom !

I have the stackers and they are every bit as good as the release. The hitting the rigger and automatically dropping down to the ball is a real nice feature. I used them last season and they are another great product from Chamberlain.

Great post. You will be glad you spent the extra.

That 16 lber is a great fish ! Beautiful too !!!

You are running your dipsey's on the wrong sides of your boat.

That seemed to be the only place I could find them on Thursday. In fact I may have been farther South than that.

Beautiful Browns !!!!

There has to be some good saltwater action not to far from where you will be. Closer than Michigan anyway... Good Luck in your new endeavor !

Just guessing Duane....but I bet I was close to 3 miles south of Palisades. I had a feeling the boat traffic had the fish in a funk, so I got away from everybody to find my own fish. Nothing was fast and furious, we just plugged away at them.

Nice fish Capt. !

Boy, I thought my day at SH wasn't very good, but I guess it turned out alright. We ended up with 8 coho,2 lakers and a brown. Had to go way south to find em. I bet we lost at least 20 fish today. Yesterday we took an easy 3 man limit on very aggressive fish. Today the fish we caught were all lightly hooked. We only had one double today, yesterday we had several triples.

Nice to be out on soft water again, huh ! Got some nice fish too, good job.

A warm welcome to you also Rodney ! I love those baits you painted up for me last winter. They worked well on the bay.

Wow, wonder where they went ?

Spring Coho = FUN !!!

Nice ! Got to love springtime in Michigan. Bloody coolers and scales all over the boat !

Good to see you here Tom !

Chamberlain Release horizontal settings Turns out= pounds (in tenths) 0 = 4.5 1 = 3.0 2 = 1.9 3 = 1.0 4 = 0.6 5 = 0.3 6 = 0.0

I have my tension backed out 5 turns, which equates to 3/10's of a lb of release pressure. On that setting I had no problems with hook ups last week at South Haven.

There is only one size to the Chamberlains. They are adjustable for both down pressure (rod) and release pressure (lure). I adjust mine depending on time of year and species I am targeting.